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Ant rarity and vulnerability in Brazilian Atlantic Forest fragments

2024-08-01

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The rarity of organisms is related either to a natural origin or human-induced impacts, and rare species are more susceptible to extinction. The Atlantic Forest is an endangered biome with a diverse ant fauna. This study focuses on identifying forms of rarity in ant species recorded in the leaf litter in fragments of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, as a more acute knowledge of rare species can support more appropri...

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Literature Corpus work: 46062403-00a0-555e-8d12-5b376c4fecb0
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110640

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