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Characterizing foraging patterns among cattle and bonded and non-bonded small ruminants using spatial point process techniques. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State University; 2011. Abstract
Characterizing foraging patterns among cattle and bonded and non- bonded small ruminants using spatial point process techniques. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State University; 2010. Abstract
Flerds affect free-ranging animal distribution during foraging. In: 55th Annual Meeting, Society for Range Management.; 2002. No. 83. Abstract