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Body mass and latitude predict the presence of multiple stressors in global vertebrate populations

2020-12-18

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Multiple stressors are recognised as a key threat to biodiversity, but our understanding of what might predispose species to multiple stressors remains limited. Here we analyse a global dataset of over 7000 marine, freshwater, and terrestrial vertebrate populations, alongside species-specific trait data, to identify factors which influence the number of stressors a species is subjected to at the population level....

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355ed3be-1727-5f54-8b9f-dd54598b7d22
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10.1101/2020.12.17.423192
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