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Effects of the Qinling‐Daba Mountains as Ecological Corridor on Patterns of Plant Distribution
The Qinling‐Daba Mountains serve as a complex transition zone with high biodiversity. They actually also act as a significant ecological corridor between the Tibetan Plateau and the East China plains, but this almost has not been addressed. This study aims to investigate the corridor effect in the study area and its contribution to the biodiversity ...
Ya Jiang+4 more
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Open access high‐resolution bathymetric point cloud dataset of postmining reservoir for differential analysis of lakebed augmenting studies of present‐day processes. ABSTRACT Mining has a lasting impact on the environment, not only during the active mining process but also long after operations cease.
Jan Blachowski+2 more
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KAWASAN KARST PECATU DAN SEKITARNYA DALAM PERSPEKTIF GEOLOGI
I Putu Yuda Haribuana
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We examined habitat associations from second‐ and third‐order habitat selection studies conducted on greater sage‐grouse and summarize the types of designs used and the qualitative associations reported. We suggest a combination of study design choices and context‐dependence selection patterns can prohibit the transferability of study findings when the
Gregory T. Wann+17 more
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A global scale submarine landform dataset driven by terrain knowledge. [PDF]
Yu F, Xiong L, Wang H, Tang G, Strobl J.
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Spatial Variability of Long‐Term Streamflow Trends in the Southeastern United States
ABSTRACT We assessed long‐term discharge trends for 189 streams and rivers from the Mountain, Piedmont, Southeastern Plains, and Coast ecoregions of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, U.S.A. Trends over time of average annual discharge volumes (gages with 50+ years of data), average annual groundwater levels (gages with 30+ years of data; n =
Kelsey A. Wilbanks+2 more
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<i>Cardaminemangshanensis</i>, a new species of Brassicaceae from limestone landform in Southern Hunan, China. [PDF]
Liu A+6 more
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