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Biodiversity conservation in dynamic landscapes: trade‐offs between number, connectivity and turnover of habitat patches

2011-10-01

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1. Many species are adapted to landscapes with characteristic dynamics generated by ongoing habitat destruction and creation. Climate change and human land use, however, may change the dynamics of these landscapes. Studies have repeatedly shown that many species are not able to cope with such changes in landscape dynamics. Conservation policies must, therefore, explicitly address this threat. The way in which ma...

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10.1111/j.1365-2664.2011.02015.x
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