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The major threats to biodiversity affects freshwater ecosystems across multiple ecological levels.

2022-11-03

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Human-induced transformations lead to multiple threats to biodiversity in freshwater ecosystems mainly related to climate change, biological invasion, land use change, pollution, and overexploitation. These threats operate through multiple mechanisms, which can be complementary or compensatory. However, the effects of the major threats to biodiversity across ecological scales are still unclear, as well as its oper...

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Literature Corpus work: 72f75e1a-35d2-5c00-8176-6351aba532a1
DOI: 10.22541/au.166748077.71897506/v1

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