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Animal-habitat relationships in the Knysna forest : discrimination between forest types by birds and invertebrates
Some silvicultural practices in the Knysna Forest are aimed at the sustained-yield production of valuable timber tree species, albeit on limited areas only. This study investigates effects of forest plant species composition and physiognomy on bird and invertebrate communities in three discrete, rel...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2016
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