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The conservation of Fennoscandian arctic foxes - Stockholms ...

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Figure 9. Mean relative altitude <strong>of</strong> <strong>arctic</strong> and red fox faecal samples in winter and summer. Altitude estimatesfrom different mountain regions in Sweden were normalised to control for latitudinal differences among regions.Faeces from red <strong>foxes</strong> were found at the same altitude during winter and summer, whereas <strong>arctic</strong> fox faeces werefound at higher altitudes during summer than winter.Figure 10. Mean relative altitude <strong>of</strong> <strong>arctic</strong> fox faecal samples in winter and summer, divided between areaswhere red <strong>foxes</strong> are present and where they have been experimentally removed. Altitude estimates werenormalised as described in Figure 1. In areas where red <strong>foxes</strong> have been removed, <strong>arctic</strong> <strong>foxes</strong> stayed at the samealtitude between seasons.13

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