Bat species vulnerability to forest fragmentation in the Central Amazon
作者： Fábio Zanella Farneda
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关键词: Geography 、 Vulnerability 、 Trait 、 Ecology 、 Forest fragmentation 、 Fragmentation (computing) 、 Forestry 、 Amazon rainforest
摘要: 1 Resumo 2 Introduction 3 Material and Methods 5 Study area experimental design Bat sampling 6 Species traits 7 Data analysis 9 Trait correlates of fragmentation sensitivity Trait-environment relationships 10 Results 11 12 Discussion 16 Conclusions 20 References Supplementary material 27
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