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Urban green spaces with high connectivity and complex vegetation promote occupancy and richness of birds in a tropical megacity

2024-01-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The growth of urban areas promotes land-use change, resulting in the loss of biodiversity and human benefits. In urban zones, green areas facilitate physicochemical processes, undertake multiple gains to human beings, and support numerous vertebrate populations, including birds. In tropics, the capacity of green spaces to maintain bird populations is regulated by characteristics of thes...

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Literature Corpus work: fc4c7664-cdcf-5658-a9c0-125550fdc4ae
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3858180/v1

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