- Bias: Centre
- Sub-Category: Land-Use
- Source: MoJo
- File Type: Essay/Analysis
- Overview: Conservation values/biodiversity
- Web Link: https://mountainjournal.org/wolverines-represent-test-of-human-values
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- Bias: Centre
- Sub-Category: Land-Use
- Source: MoJo
- File Type: Essay/Analysis
- Overview: Conservation values/biodiversity
- Web Link: https://mountainjournal.org/wolverines-represent-test-of-human-values