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At the scale of ecosystems (n = 42, median area = 12,085 km2 ), carcass ratios increased with drought frequency and decreased with human density and overseas development aid to the country. Both stratum- and ecosystem-scale models explained well under half of the variance in carcass ratios. The differences in results between scales suggest that the drivers of mortality may be scale-specific and that the corresponding solutions may vary by scale as well. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.Severe acute respirato
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