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Study area for winter-season distribution modeling of golden eagles in Wyoming, USA, and surrounding ecoregions.
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posted on 2024-01-31, 18:35 authored by Zachary P. Wallace, Bryan E. Bedrosian, Jeffrey R. Dunk, David W. LaPlante, Brian Woodbridge, Brian W. Smith, Jessi L. Brown, Todd M. Lickfett, Katherine Gura, Dave Bittner, Ross H. Crandall, Rob Domenech, Todd E. Katzner, Kevin J. Kritz, Stephen B. Lewis, Michael J. Lockhart, Tricia A. Miller, Katie Quint, Adam Shreading, Steve J. Slater, Dale W. StahleckerMap shows study area (black outline), with boundaries of states (gray lines) and ecoregions (colored shading). Inset shows the location of the study area in the continental United States. Ecoregion data from the Commission for Environmental Cooperation [20] as modified by Dunk et al. [10], state boundaries from U.S. Census Bureau [21], and terrain base map modified from National Hydrography Dataset [22].
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