Popular co-authors (contributions) roland kays(1) . <https://jncc.gov.uk/>),(1) . <https://butterfly-conservation.org>),(1) . north carolina museum of natural sciences(1) . north carolina state university(1) . jeremy mizel(1) . fridolin zimmermann(1) . <http://www.bfs.admin.ch>),(1) . <https://www.sovon.nl>),(1) . michael schaub(1) . rené-jean monneret(1) . urs breitenmoser(1) . <https://www.ceh.ac.uk>),(1) . carl f. falk(1) . anja molinari-jobin(1) . ogreden oguzhan(1) . swiss federal statistical office (berneseoberland,(1) . swiss ornithological institute(1) . mateusz zoltak(1) . project)(1) . nicolas strebel(1) . xavier lambin(1) . wildlife management (scalp(1) . <https://www.bto.org/>),(1) . adam meade(1) . butterfly conservation (ukmarbledwhite,(1) . rené ruffinoni(1) . joshua pritikin(1) . <https://www.ceh.ac.uk/our-science/projects/uk-butterfly-monitoring-scheme>)(1) . gesa von hirschheydt(1) . ukmarbledwhite,(1) . progetto lince italia (eurasianlynx,(1) . british ornithological trust (willowwarbler(1) . centre for ecology & hydrology (ukmarbledwhite,(1) . mathias tobler(1) . bob dorazio(1) . dutch centre for field ornithology (wagtail,(1) . mike meredith(1) . uk butterfly monitoring scheme (ukmarbledwhite,(1) . joint nature conservation committee (ukmarbledwhite,(1) . <http://data.hubbardbrook.org/data/dataset.php?id=178>),(1) . emammal(1) . chris sutherland(1) . phil chalmers(1) . hubbard brook ecosystem study (hubbardbrook,(1) . alexander robitzsch(1) . marc kéry(1) . chen-wei liu(1) . ken kellner(1) . <https://www.progettolinceitalia.it>),(1) . kwonhyun kim(1) . swiss foundation kora carnivore ecology(1) . john-andren henden(1) . andy royle(1) . groupe pèlerin jura(1) . arielle parsons(1) . lennart schneider(1) . richard chandler(1) . aargau biodiversity monitoring program(1) . rahel solmann(1) . evan grant(1) .
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