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California Fish and Wildlife Journal
(Oct 2022)
Road and highway undercrossings as potential critical linkages for California’s elk populations
Richard B. Lanman,
James Kilber,
Jeff Cann,
Carrington Hilson,
Erin Zulliger,
Joshua P. Bush,
Floyd W. Weckerly,
Thomas J. Batter
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Richard B. Lanman
ORCiD
Institute for Historical Ecology and Guadalupe-Coyote Resource Conservation District
James Kilber
Fort Hunter Liggett and Colorado State University Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands
Jeff Cann
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Carrington Hilson
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Erin Zulliger
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Joshua P. Bush
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Floyd W. Weckerly
ORCiD
Texas State University
Thomas J. Batter
ORCiD
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
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https://doi.org/10.51492/cfwj.108.18
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Vol. 108, no. 3
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Keywords
cervus canadensis
crossing structure
openness ratio
roosevelt elk
rocky mountain elk
tule elk
wildlife linkage
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