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Wild canids and felids differ in their reliance on reused travel routeways. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Fagan WF, Krishnan AG, Fleming CH, Ferreira E, Chia S, Swain A, Abrahms B, Bracis C, Gurarie E, Mueller T, Noonan MJ, Oliveira-Santos LGR, Tucker MA, Anand G, Liao Q, Na S, Su S, Liao D, Chilukuri V, Ramulu S, Diele-Viegas LM, Dougherty M, Illingworth D, Alexandrov DY, Antunes PC, Azevedo FC, Barrett C, Barroso MT, Behr DM, Belant JL, Bellan S, Berteaux D, Beyer DE, Bidner LR, Bishop J, Blount JD, Butler A, Carter A, Carvalho MM, Chamberlain M, Chistopolova MD, Clark D, Conner LM, Cotterill A, Cozzi G, Cristescu B, Cunningham CX, Çoban E, Darlington S, Candeias ÍZD, DePerno CS, Dekker JJA, Downs CT, Dronova N, Drouilly M, Eblate E, Ekwanga S, Swingen M, Farhadinia M, Ford AT, Frair J, Frank L, Fryxell JM, Fuller TK, Fyumagwa R, Garthe S, Getz WM, Palacios Gonzalez MJ, Gooliaff TJ, Götz M, Hamer R, Haberfeld M, Hebblewhite M, Hernandez-Blanco JA, Herrmann M, Heurich M, Hodges KE, Houser A, Humphries B, López Iglesias MÁL, Isbell LA, Jachowski D, Jackson C, Janssen R, Jenks KE, Jiménez JE, Jorge MLSP, Jorge R, Jubete F, Katna A, Kays R, Kittle AM, Klein R, Kont R, Kral MJC, Kusak J, Lang J, Latham ADM, Leimgruber P, Lemos FG, Levi T, Lima CFM, Lima E, Lima F, Linnell JDC, Macdonald DW, Mahoney P, Männil P, Masenga E, Mattisson J, May RF, McBride RT, McDonald RA, McNutt JW, Miller K, Minaev A, Miquelle DG, Moorman CE, Morato RG, Moreno R, Mourão G, Munkhtsog B, Munkhtsog B, Naidenko SV, Nava T, Odden J, Odden M, Palomares F, Patterson BR, Patterson BD, de Paula RC, Paviolo A, Petrunenko YK, Pkhitikov AB, Poyarkov AD, Prugh LR, Rafiq K, Ramalho EE, Ramesh T, Ranc N, Ranglack DH, Ratnayaka A, Roshier D, Røskaft E, Rozhnov VV, Ruiz-Villar H, Ruprecht J, Samelius G, Schwemmer P, Şekercioğlu ÇH, Serieys LEK, Seryodkin IV, Simon O, Songsasen N, Sorokin PA, Soutryina S, Stent P, Stoner D, Streicher J, Tatler J, Teichman K, Thaker M, Thompson KV, Thompson JJ, Tortato MA, Trinzen M, Van Der Weyde L, Vanak AT, Velilla M, Walton Z, Wheeldon TJ, Willebrand T, Williams TM, Wilmers CC, Wilson-Aggarwal J, Wysong ML, Yachmennikova AA, Young JK, Calabrese JM.   +178 more
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Multimodal Learning Has an Impact on Conservation Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavioral Intentions Towards Spider Monkeys in Mayan Children From Punta Laguna, Yucatán. [PDF]

Am J Primatol
Llorente M, Villariezo P, Amici F.
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Nile Crocodiles in Lake Nasser, Egypt, Are Found Close to Fishermen's Camps, Indicating Potential Conflicts. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Ezat MA, Molenaar E, Naguib M, van Langevelde F.   +3 more
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Arthropod-borne disease challenges from planetary warming, urbanization, and migration. [PDF]

Virol J
Bartlett ML, Miley K, Vermund SH, Weaver SC.   +3 more
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Culicidae vector ecology in southern Iran: Integrating Faunistics and molecular analysis of blood-feeding preferences to strengthen malaria surveillance in transition zones. [PDF]

Parasite Epidemiol Control
Kalantari M, Azizi K.
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Ecology and Human Ecology

Social Forces, 1944
government control tends to promote equal distribution of whatever advantages are derived from planning. Our open-class philosophy and broad educational base would tend to make planning for the exclusive benefit of the elite classes unworkable. Since dictatorial regimes, as well as social planning, tend to arise in crisis situations, it is not at all ...
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Ecologies by Humans for Humans

2016
This chapter discusses the potential of industrial and urban ecology to entwine humans and nature to achieve sustainability in ways that are respectful and ethical to both. Thinking about humans and nature linked as socio-ecological systems means appreciating the growing, inextricable connectedness between global locations where technology is ...
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Human Ecology and Interactional Ecology

American Sociological Review, 1940
IF VARIETY is spice, human ecology should be highly seasoned, for ecological literature contains an amazing variety of opinions. Biologists,' geographers,2 and sociologists3 have each claimed the field as their own. H. G. Wells identifies this ecological branch of study either with history4 or with a general synthesis of social studies centering in man'
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The Humanizing of Ecology

Ecology, 1922
It may seem to some of us questionable that ecology should need to be brought into any special or intimate relation to considerations of human welfare (which is what I mean by humanizing ecology)-questionable whether the so-called practical bias is not already too pronounced; whether, indeed, ecology as it should be pursued and developed by its ...
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Human ecology in medicine

Environmental Research, 1970
Abstract Understanding the close interrelationships between the social and biological ills of man is a current challenge for modern medicine. The consideration of health from an ecological perspective is a recognition of the necessity for consciously planning and manipulating ways to modify the bio-social environment in a manner that forces are ...
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