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Archaeological Bone Assemblages Trace Changes in Turtle and Tortoise Diversity in Continental Southeast Asia

2025-03-28

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Among tropical regions, continental Southeast Asia is a major hotspot of biodiversity. However, due to rapid urban expansion and severe deforestation, this area is recognized as one of the top global conservation priorities. As in other tropical regions, the prevailing idea is that the decline of local biodiversity in this region is a direct result of the overwhelming environmental changes that have occurred over...

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Literature Corpus work: 40647348-4a9b-5434-b45c-385bb93b683b
DOI: 10.1101/2025.03.27.645446

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