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Woodland remnants as an urban wildlife refuge: a cross-taxonomic assessment

2014-03-01

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Urban nature is crucial for the quality of human life both within cities and beyond. In many developed cities, the numbers of restoration-through-revegetation projects have rapidly increased over the decades. However, the extent to which revegetated habitats perform compensatory roles for remnant habitats is poorly understood. We compared butterfly and ground beetle assemblages among three park types (five remnant...

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f71ab9b6-e75f-5783-b0a9-a9e2dea23ac9
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10.1007/s10531-014-0622-9
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