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Immediate and long-term genetic consequences of linear transport infrastructure: can fauna crossing mitigate its cost?

2022-03-21

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Linear infrastructure stands as one of the main culprits of anthropogenically caused biodiversity decline. As it fragments landscapes, it ultimately results in a myriad of direct and indirect ecological consequences for wildlife. As transportation networks will continue to grow under increasing human population growth, biodiversity will continue to decline making the need to understand and mitigate their impact on...

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Literature Corpus work: a8c9cb50-3f45-5d41-bcfa-670a95b9f184
DOI: 10.22541/au.164787523.38878185/v1

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