Red fox - Wikipedia
Red fox genome assembly identifies genomic regions associated with tame and aggressive behaviours | Nature Ecology & Evolution
Red Fox Abundance & Population | Wildlife Online
How Have Red Fox Populations Changed Over Time In Western Europe? – Eurasia Review
Fox sightings in a city are related to certain land use classes and sociodemographics: results from a citizen science project | BMC Ecology | Full Text
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Diet of the introduced red fox Vulpes vulpes in Australia: analysis of temporal and spatial patterns - Fleming - 2021 - Mammal Review - Wiley Online Library
Are North American and European Red foxes different species? | Wildlife Online
Changes in the Distribution of Red Foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in Urban Areas in Great Britain: Findings and Limitations of a Media-Driven Nationwide Survey | PLOS ONE
Variation in home range size of red foxes Vulpes vulpes along a gradient of productivity and human landscape alteration | PLOS ONE
Fox Vulpes vulpes population trends in Western Europe during and after the eradication of rabies - Delcourt - 2022 - Mammal Review - Wiley Online Library
American red fox - Wikipedia
National Gamebag Census index for the red fox Vulpes vulpes in Great... | Download High-Resolution Scientific Diagram
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Red Fox | National Geographic
Population dynamics of foxes during restricted-area culling in Britain: Advancing understanding through state-space modelling of culling records | PLOS ONE
Table 1 from Annual turnover of fox populations in Europe. | Semantic Scholar
Red fox | Canids
23 Types of Foxes and Where to See Them in the Wild
Population dynamics of foxes during restricted-area culling in Britain: Advancing understanding through state-space modelling of culling records | PLOS ONE
Individual and seasonal variation in contact rate, connectivity and centrality in red fox (Vulpes vulpes) social groups | Scientific Reports
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Red foxes are surviving in the suburbs, but humans should let them stay wild - The Boston Globe
