Indirect Effects of Invasive Species Removal Lead to Landscape-Scale Changes in an Island Ecosystem Dana M. Bergstrom, Arko Lucieer, Kate Kiefer, Jane Wasley, Lee Belbin, Tore K. Pedersen, Steven L. Chown Supporting Info

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Date: 2014-11-24 00:15:10 Rabbits and hares Animal virology Poxviruses Remote sensing Normalized Difference Vegetation Index Australian National Heritage List EVI European Rabbit Macquarie Island Fauna of Europe Biology Zoology		Indirect Effects of Invasive Species Removal Lead to Landscape-Scale Changes in an Island Ecosystem Dana M. Bergstrom, Arko Lucieer, Kate Kiefer, Jane Wasley, Lee Belbin, Tore K. Pedersen, Steven L. Chown Supporting Info Add to Reading List Source URL: www.lucieer.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 972,17 KB Share Document on Facebook

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