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Mammalian and avian diversity in a coastal nature reserve and an adjacent eco-estate
The burgeoning human population is placing increasing pressure on natural resources, including undeveloped land, for a variety of human activities including residential housing. Despite making up only a small percentage (5.4 %) of transformed land, urban areas have had a disproportionate impact on b...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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