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Long-term field studies are critical for safeguarding biodiversity: a new concept and concern

2024-03-10

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Changes in species abundance and distribution are driven by short-term interactions between individuals and their environment, as well as by long-term shifts in climate, prey abundance, disease outbreaks and predators, acting across generations. Unfortunately, management of wildlife populations by humans has often overlooked these long-term effects. This approach has resulted in an overestimation of nature’s resil...

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324ee1f7-9aae-5047-9efa-cdffc64801cb
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10.22541/au.171010042.24317771/v1
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