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Multiscale patterns of mammal diversity and occurrence in the Karoo
The transformation of natural habitat for urban, industrial, and agricultural activities is the leading driver of terrestrial biodiversity loss. Yet how such land–use changes will impact the global drylands is poorly understood, despite the vulnerability of these once isolated regions. One such regi...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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