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Conservation implications of competition between generalist and specialist rodents in Mediterranean afforested landscape

2008-09-01

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Density dependent habitat selection at the community level is regarded as a major determinant of biodiversity at the local scale, and data on these processes and how they are affected by human activities is highly applicable to conservation. By studying the competitive relationships between a specialist and a generalist we can acquire valuable insights about how different environmental elements determine species a...

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19efc494-2f72-5d6d-8249-b693a7729b77
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10.1007/s10531-008-9397-1
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