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Man-made environments relationships with island raptors: endemics do not cope with habitat changes, the case of the island of Cuba

2015-02-01

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Several studies conducted in neotropical islands have found that the intensity of human activity has altered the original structure and richness of bird communities, strongly affecting endemic species. Despite these effects, studies are limited, and lacking for raptors, in contrast to temperate and continental regions. During breeding and non-breeding seasons of 2012, roadside surveys and point counts were conduct...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10531-014-0819-y

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