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Avifaunal diversity in urban parks of Delhi is shaped by both anthropogenic and natural factors

2025-06-13

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Urbanization leads to fragmentation and reduction of natural habitats which become islands of remnant biodiversity. As predicted by the Theory of Island Biogeography (TIB), fragment area and fragment isolation are major predictors of bird species richness in urban and rural habitats. This study is to understand patterns in avifaunal composition in select urban parks specifically in terms of area and size effect. T...

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34d4fde4-4571-5eca-a691-ffbf963ea5bb
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10.32942/x2gp98
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