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Investigating ecological drivers and impacts of vegetation change in sub Antarctic tundra
Understanding the impact of environmental change on vegetation dynamics requires considering the individualistic responses of plant species, which are influenced by their specific habitat requirements and biotic interactions. For instance, habitat generalist species often have broad environmental to...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2025
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