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Resurrection ecology of invertebrates in temporary wetlands in the Cape Floristic region: effects of urbanisation and fire
Despite their importance to regional biodiversity, temporary wetlands and their invertebrate communities are generally understudied and under-conserved. Resurrection ecology is used to study the communities present in the dry phase of temporary wetlands to gain a better understanding of the function...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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