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Wildlife Research is a category devoted to books that investigate the biology, behavior, ecology, and conservation of wild animals and their habitats. It encompasses empirical field studies, experimental work, analytical modeling, and syntheses that address topics such as population dynamics, habitat use, movement and migration, disease ecology, genetics, and human-wildlife interactions. Titles often include monographs, edited volumes, and methodological guides covering tools like telemetry, camera traps, bioacoustics, genetics, and remote sensing, with case studies from terrestrial, freshwater, and marine systems across taxa from invertebrates to large mammals. Bridging basic and applied science, these works translate peer-reviewed evidence into insights for management, policy, and conservation under pressures like habitat loss and climate change, and are aimed at researchers, students, wildlife managers, and informed general readers.

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