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Effects of temporary captivity on ranging behaviour in urban red foxes (Vulpes vulpes)
Bryony Tolhurst
, Adam Grogan
, Heather Hughes
, Dawn Scott
University of Brighton
Ecology, Conservation and Society Research Excellence Group
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Home Range
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Red Fox Vulpes Vulpes
100%
Ranging Behaviour
100%
Wild-caught
50%
Wildlife
25%
Survival Rate
25%
Statistical Model
25%
Linear Regression
25%
Distance Traveled
25%
Wild Animals
25%
Limited Time
25%
Sex Effect
25%
Sick
25%
Welfare Implications
25%
Urban Fox
25%
Furthest Distance
25%
Post-release Monitoring
25%
Motion Parameters
25%
Cooperatively Breeding
25%
Kruskal-Wallis Test
25%
GPS Tracking
25%
Red Fox
25%
Release Site
25%
Reduced Likelihood
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Vulpes vulpes
100%
Fox
100%
Mathematical Model
20%
Spring
20%
Wild Animal
20%
Alloparenting
20%
Survival Rate
20%
Global Positioning System
20%
UK
20%
Likelihood
20%