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Habitat specificity is not universal proxy for sensitivity to habitat conversion among rodents on the Canadian Prairies

2019-06-21

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Converting habitat for agricultural production threatens biodiversity loss worldwide and has significant implications for human well-being. Debates on how to conserve biodiversity as the demand for agriculture products rises is being informed by studies using habitat specificity as a proxy for sensitivity to land modification, assuming all species respond to habitat loss and fragmentation relative to their affinit...

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73647fe2-da2b-54d3-a91d-bdae57e6e4ac
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10.1101/678268
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