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Down by the riverside: Riparian edge effects on three monkey species in a fragmented Costa Rican forest

2020-05-01

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Rivers represent natural edges in forests, serving as transition zones between landscapes. Natural edge effects are important to study to understand how intrinsic habitat variations affect wildlife as well as the impact of human‐induced forest fragmentation. We examined the influence of riparian and anthropogenic edge on mantled howler, white‐faced capuchin, Central American spider monkeys, and vegetation structur...

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Literature Corpus work: 32797698-91b1-5e3c-b519-7aef1760f769
DOI: 10.1111/btp.12769

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