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Landscape predictors of rodent dynamics in fragmented rainforests

2019-03-01

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Land-use change threatens a large number of tropical species (so-called ‘loser’ species), but a small subset of disturbance-adapted species may proliferate in human-modified landscapes (‘winner’ species). Identifying such loser and winner species is critically needed to improve conservation plans, but this task requires longitudinal studies that are extremely rare. We assessed this topic with small rodent assembla...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10531-018-1682-z

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