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Ongoing collapse of avifauna in temperate oceanic islands close to the mainland in the Anthropocene

2024-07-30

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1. Oceanic island ecosystems are highly vulnerable to human activity. Furthermore, oceanic islands close to the mainland provide distinct perspectives on natural processes, including overseas dispersal from the mainland. However, the effects of overseas dispersal and human activity on insular community changes have not been empirically demonstrated. 2. To clarify the mechanisms driving changes in insular communiti...

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27bf77d3-2039-5881-8ec4-a988aa288143
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10.32942/x2ks5q
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