Antonia Oya

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Universidad de Jaén

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Antonia Oya is a Profesor Titular de Universidad at Universidad de Jaén in Spain. Her research areas include animal movement patterns, habitat metrics in Mediterranean ecosystems, and the evolutionary trends in various deer populations. Recent publications address topics such as the impact of topographic factors on deer movement and the reliability of microhistological analyses for studying botanical diets.

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Diego Francisco García Molina

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Universidad de Jaén

SPAIN

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Universidad de Jaén

SPAIN

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Araceli Gort Esteve

University of Castilla-La Mancha

SPAIN

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Articles (9)

Assessing the least effort path in animal movement

Least-Squares Linear Estimation for Multirate Uncertain Systems subject to DoS Attacks

Reliability of Two Microhistological Analyses for Quantifying the Botanical Composition of Mediterranean Deer Diets

Impact of topographic factors on animal field pathings: Analysis and prediction of deer movement patterns

High expression of canines in some Mediterranean roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) populations against the general evolutionary trend

RKHS Representations for Augmented Quaternion Random Signals: Application to Detection Problems

Assessing 3D vs. 2D habitat metrics in a Mediterranean ecosystem for a wiser wildlife management

Dental formula variations in wild and domestic Sus scrofa: is the first premolar agenesis an evolutionary trend?

Modeling the age-related shift in the mineral content of hard tissues in two Mediterranean deer species

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Diego Francisco García Molina

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Araceli Gort Esteve

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