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Eliciting and integrating expert knowledge to assess the viability of the critically endangered golden sun‐moth Synemon plana

2017-05-01

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The critically endangered golden sun‐moth Synemon plana occurs in urban fringe areas of southeastern Australia that are currently experiencing rapid and extensive development. The urban fringe is a complex and uncertain environment in which to manage threatened species with the intersection of fragmented natural habitats, built environments and human populations generating novel, poorly understood interactions. In...

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Literature Corpus work: 79479267-558a-5658-a1b7-df370d92a293
DOI: 10.1111/aec.12431

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