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Mobile species’ responses to surrounding land use generate trade-offs among nature’s contributions to people

2025-03-14

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Agricultural landscapes provide material, non-material and regulating contributions that affect human wellbeing. The responses of these nature’s contributions to people (NCP) to land-use patterns depend on supporting biota with different habitat requirements, generating trade-offs and synergies. Predictions of NCP trade-offs could inform land-use decisions, but these do not typically account for the effects of lan...

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Literature Corpus work: ec585481-2e56-5bfc-b984-6d75246e9a2e
DOI: 10.1101/2025.03.11.638535

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