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Does increasing human environmental footprint lead to biotic homogenization of forest bird communities in northern USA?

2022-05-06

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Studies have shown negative impacts of increased human pressures on biodiversity at local (alpha-diversity) and regional (gamma-diversity) scales. However, the diversity between local sites (beta-diversity) has received less attention. This is an important shortcoming since beta-diversity acts as a linkage between trends at the local and regional scales. Decreased beta-diversity means that local sites lose their d...

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10.22541/au.165185696.65784160/v1
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