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Animal occurrence and space use change in the landscape of anthropogenic noise

2015-12-01

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Habitat fragmentation, destruction, and disturbance are major threats to biodiversity. Global road networks represent one of the most significant human impacts on ecosystems, and a spatially extensive source of anthropogenic disturbance and noise. We developed a novel approach by combining traffic monitoring with noise mapping on the basis of a standardized traffic-noise stimulus generated by controlled vehicle op...

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Literature Corpus work: 1fb1896f-3662-56ef-8c90-25a8cb68d20f
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2015.10.003

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