Europe-wide consistency in density-dependence of red deer (<ce:italic>Cervus elaphus</ce:italic>) fertility
Population dynamics of large herbivores are affected by density dependent and density independent processes. Changing population size causes variation in age- and sex-specific demographic parameters such as reproduction, survival and dispersal. With our study, based on meta-analyses of literature da...
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