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When the winners are the losers: Invasive alien bird species outcompete the native winners in the biotic homogenization process

2020-01-01

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Species are declining worldwide, but while some are becoming threatened, few others thrive under novel environmental conditions. Land use changes and biological invasion are the main drivers of this ‘biotic homogenization’ (BH) that increasingly occurs in human-dominated landscapes. Among birds, several groups of species have been identified as ‘winners’ in this process (e.g. invasive and native urban specialists...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2019.108314

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