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How Diverse are the Mountain karst Forests of Mexico?

2023-03-02

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Tropical forests on karstic relief (karst forest) are among the most species-rich biomes. These forests play pivotal roles as global climate regulators and for human wellbeing. Their long-term conservation could be central to global climate mitigation and biodiversity conservation. In Mexico, karst landscapes occupy 20% of the total surface and are distributed mainly in the southeast of the country, along the east...

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f7a693d2-360b-5429-9d2a-b90a8e36cd76
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10.1101/2023.03.01.530643
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