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The creation of a road network can lead to the fragmentation and reduction of the connectivity of the ecological habitat. The study of urban ecological networks under threat from rapidly developing road networks is of great significance in understanding ...
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Y. Jun Xu
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Anne Damon, Fabiola Hernández-Ramírez, Laura Riggi, Rudi Verspoor, Vincenzo Bertolini, Melissa Lennartz- Walker, Andrew Wiles, Ailsa Burns
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