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Roberto A. Moreno-García,Ricardo Zamora,Miguel A. Herrera
Pág. 216 - 224
Aim of study: Our objective was to find habitat associations at a microhabitat level for two endemic birds in a Chilean temperate forest (biodiversity ?hotspots?), in order to integrate biodiversity into forest planning.Area of study: Nahuelbuta Range, C...
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Moises Pescador,Salvador Peris
Pág. 403 - 410
Aim of the study: The objective is to assess the influences of the tree stand age and other forestry management practices on species richness, composition, and distribution of the Patagonian pine plantation bird assemblages. Area of Study: The work was c...
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Mayuri R Wijesinghe,V. R. de Silva
This paper assesses the potential of forest plantations in Sri Lanka consisting of teak, mahoganyand two species of eucalyptus, to facilitate the conservation of biodiversity using two taxonomic groups,the plants and birds. Their diversity in plantations...
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José Tomás Ibarra, Christopher B. Anderson, Tomás A. Altamirano, Ricardo Rozzi, Cristián Bonacic
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Sphagnum-dominated peat bogs that are strongly embedded within the southern temperate forest matrix are increasingly being used for agriculture. Nevertheless, little is known about their biodiversity. Moreover, the remote areas of southern Chile where...
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Peter J. Blancher, R. Dean Phoenix, Debra S. Badzinski, Michael D. Cadman, Tara L. Crewe, Constance M. Downes, Don Fillman, Charles M. Francis, Jack Hughes, David J.T. Hussell, Denis Lepage, Jon D. McCracken, Donald K. McNicol, Bruce A. Pond, R. Ken
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