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Urban ponds and the emerging role of garden ponds: ecosystem services and disservices, multifunctionality, and trade-offs

2025-05-15

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Urban ponds serve as important objects both for ecological research - spanning biodiversity conservation, landscape connectivity, ecosystem properties - and for studies on evolutionary dynamics due to anthropogenic stressors driving rapid adaptation in these ecosystems. They are strongly connected to human society and these interdisciplinary connections can be tackled within the ecosystem services - disservices fr...

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0834b2c5-a9f3-552e-8484-a74803a01ddd
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10.22541/au.173627540.08571633/v2
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