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Differential Avian Responses to Coffee Farming Lead to Community Homogenization in a Working Landscape in Jardín, Colombia

2025-02-27

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In Colombia, coffee production has an ingrained cultural and economic importance. Coffee is cultivated in biodiverse areas using a variety of practices ranging from sun-exposed monocultures to mixed and shaded plantations. Management practices on this working landscape alter the composition of bird communities. We hypothesize that coffee agroecosystems homogenize bird communities by favoring the occupancy of non-f...

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bd301117-c592-54d1-897a-6417f38cb13c
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10.1101/2025.02.21.639290
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