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Modelling the Expansion of a Grey Squirrel population: Implications for Squirrel Control

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Modelling the Expansion of a Grey Squirrel population: Implications for Squirrel Control (English)

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Clara Tattoni

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Lucas A. Wauters

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Adriano Martinoli

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Damiano G. Preatoni

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Sandro Bertolino

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Guido Tosi

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Peter W. W. Lurz

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Steven P. Rushton

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7 March 2006

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Biological Invasions

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1605-1619

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