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2021. Using machine learning for remote behaviour classification - verifying acceleration data to infer feeding events in free-ranging cheetahs. Sensors 21
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| Using machine learning for remote behaviour classification_free_ranging cheetahs.pdf | 736.56 KB |
2020. Communication hubs of an asocial cat are the source of a human-carnivore conflict and key to its solution. PNAS 117 (52) 33325-33333
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| Communication hubs of an asocial cat are the source of a human_carnivore conflict and key to its solution.pdf | 460 KB |
2018. Queuing, takeovers, and becoming a fat cat: Long-term data reveal two distinct male spatial tactics at different life-history stages in Namibian cheetahs. Ecosphere 9 (6) e02308
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| Long_term data reveal two distinct male spatial tactics at different life_history stages in Namibian cheetahs.pdf | 529.53 KB |
2017. The distribution and numbers of cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) in southern Africa. PeerJ
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| The distribution and numbers of cheetah in southern Africa_2017.pdf | 6.63 MB |
2016. Comment on Rust et al.: Human-carnivore conflict in Namibia is not simply about black and white. Society and Natural Resources 30 (10) 1299-1303