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Mapping the Research Trends of City Biodiversity from 1995-2021: A Bibliometric Analysis

2023-04-26

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The biodiversity loss in urban areas has attracted public concern, which is one of the urgent global environmental issues. This study used bibliometric methods to analyze 3351 publications from 1995-2021 that retrieved from the Web of Science and visually represented the state-of-the-art of researches in city biodiversity field. The prolific authors, journals(sources), institutions, and countries are clearly ident...

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4186dd96-f03c-511c-be7d-080046075d3f
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10.20944/preprints202304.0978.v1
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