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Climate change amplifies extinction risk of a subshrub in anthropogenic landscapes

2024-09-06

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In most ecosystems, the increasingly strong effects of climate change on biodiversity co-occur with other anthropogenic pressures, most importantly land-use change. However, many long-term studies of population dynamics focus on populations monitored in protected areas, and our understanding of how climate change will affect population persistence under anthropogenic land use is still limited. To fill this knowled...

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Literature Corpus work: 9645cae3-3933-5a76-a7a6-7f4a905ca551
DOI: 10.32942/x24g93

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