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Mapping community change in modified landscapes

2009-12-01

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Habitat loss is not randomly distributed across modified landscapes, yet spatial patterns of habitat cover are not routinely combined with biodiversity data when assessing or predicting the biodiversity impacts of land use change. Here, we convert point observations of more than 28,000 beetles from 851 species into a continuous biodiversity surface representing the similarity of ecological communities relative to...

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1cb46653-1188-5550-aded-91e8b9540066
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10.1016/j.biocon.2009.06.022
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