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Threat intensification reshapes trait-response relationships in birds and mammals

2026-07-09

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Predicting which species are most at risk of extinction, and by which threats, is central to effective biodiversity management (1). Trait-based frameworks, linking species traits to extinction risk, are increasingly used to predict global biodiversity trends, with applications from species-specific prioritisations (2) to estimations of global diversity loss (3). However, despite the strong spatial heterogeneity (4...

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DOI: 10.32942/x2067b

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