The Influence of Spatial Scale and Scale-Sensitive Properties on Habitat Selection by American Marten
Authors:
- John A. BissonetteJBJohn A. Bissonette
- Daniel J. HarrisonDHDaniel J. Harrison
- Christina D. HargisCHChristina D. Hargis
- Theodore G. ChapinTCTheodore G. Chapin
- 1 January 1997
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 368-385
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