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Global assessment of artificial habitat use by amphibian species

2021-05-01

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Human modification of natural landscapes is a key threatening process contributing to the decline of global biodiversity. Amphibians are particularly vulnerable to this threat, with over a third of species threatened as a direct result. However, some habitat modifications may be less detrimental than others, with some species known to successfully thrive in certain artificial habitats while others undergo further...

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3cb2c009-8391-57da-9d7b-ac0f2542e81d
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10.1016/j.biocon.2021.109129
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