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How land use influences wildlife occupancy and species richness in the City of Cape Town
Urbanisation is rapidly transforming and fragmenting natural habitat, disrupting ecosystems and negatively impacting biodiversity. The city of Cape Town is situated in a global biodiversity hotspot but sustained anthropogenic activities have resulted in the local extirpation of most medium and large...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2024
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