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Community structure and niche characteristics of upland and lowland western boreal birds at multiple spatial scales

2016-02-01

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Direct and indirect effects of disturbance may cause the decline of specialist species and alter the condition of ecological communities. We characterized the community structure and niche characteristics (niche position, marginality, breadth) of upland and lowland boreal birds at scales relevant to both natural and human disturbance patterns in western boreal forests undergoing rapid and extensive multi-sector re...

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Literature Corpus work: ac102c07-dae8-5a2a-b1dd-4259ea2e53e4
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2015.11.007

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