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Microclimate variability and long-term persistence of fragmented woodland

2017-09-01

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Favourable microclimates are predicted to buffer fragmented populations against the effects of environmental change, but ecological timeseries are often too short to establish the extent to which such microsites facilitate population persistence through multiple climate shifts. We investigate the effects of microclimatic heterogeneity on woodland resilience through millennial climate and disturbance shifts near no...

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5c6fb127-c897-5919-8f6f-67f62b59e421
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10.1016/j.biocon.2017.06.006
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