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Differential resilience of invertebrates to fire

2012-06-01

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Fires are natural to ecosystems in many parts of the world, yet few studies have examined multi‐taxa invertebrate responses to these fires. We sampled a wide range of invertebrate taxa and feeding guilds at sites 3 months, 1 year and 3 years after fire, and in unburned control sites at the same time. A range of invertebrate sampling techniques was used on Table Mountain, in the Cape Floristic Region biodiversity h...

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831d68d1-8627-5a89-ab75-90fcc1c3153c
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10.1111/j.1442-9993.2011.02307.x
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