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Hutchings M (eds) (2009) Management / DE (2011) Management / MG (2010) Management / GE / White PCL / Rogers LC / Pearson / Cox / Creative Commons / Donnelly / Pederson AB / /
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Europe / /
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Northern Ireland / South Africa / New Zealand / United States / United Kingdom / Spain / Ireland / /
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USD / / /
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FDA Phase / Extinction / Environmental Issue / /
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University of Georgia / University College / North Mall Campus / University College Cork / Distillery Fields / University of Guelph / University College Dublin / Mellows Campus / /
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adaptive management / animal-disease systems / animal products / animal systems / important tool / wildlife disease management / hedgerow network / Study site / badger capturing protocol / reagents/materials/analysis tools / cable restraint devices / had varying degrees of success in different animal-disease systems / /
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Richie Browne / Amy Curran / Justin David Brown / John Cummins / /
Population Estimation and Trappability of the European Badger (Meles meles): Implications for Tuberculosis Management Andrew W. Byrne1,2*, James O’Keeffe3,4, Stuart Green5, D. Paddy Sleeman2, Leigh A. L. Corner3, Eamon