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Logging and livestock influence the abundance of common mammal species in Mediterranean forested environments

2010-09-01

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Forest and livestock management puts pressure on forests and the wildlife they support. Although many species may be negatively affected by these human activities, the abundance of other species may be promoted, although this has perhaps received less attention in livestock, logging, and conservation management plans. Wild boar and red fox, two common mammals distributed throughout Europe, occupy a wide variety of...

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Literature Corpus work: fe12bc84-977a-5b8f-86fe-fefe89843791
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2010.07.001

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