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Diversidad Beta de la mastofauna terrestre del estado de Oaxaca, México
En México existen muchas regiones con un alto valor de diversidad alfa. Sin embargo, la explicación más clara sobre la gran riqueza biológica en el país es la diversidad beta, la cual puede definirse como el cambio en la composición de especies entre dos o más áreas.
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MASTOFAUNA ENCAMINHADA AO CENTRO DE TRIAGEM DE ANIMAIS SILVESTRES (CETAS) DE CATALÃO, GOIÁS
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A mastofauna da Fazenda Figueira em uma área do Baixo Tibagi, município de Londrina, Paraná [PDF]
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Las mastofaunas mesomiocenicas del sureste de Mexico y su significacion paleobiologica
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Patrones biogeográficos de la mastofauna en los bosques tropicales perennifolios de Mesoamérica
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Concilium, 2023
Human presence and changes on environment resulted in habitats reduction through insularization process on which ecosystems areas are fragmented in the middle of human development. On this sense the mammals identification can be an important tool on the environmental impacts evaluation or forecast of more suitable sites for development of human ...
Rodrigo Berté +4 more
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Human presence and changes on environment resulted in habitats reduction through insularization process on which ecosystems areas are fragmented in the middle of human development. On this sense the mammals identification can be an important tool on the environmental impacts evaluation or forecast of more suitable sites for development of human ...
Rodrigo Berté +4 more
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Mastofauna associated with culverts along a road within the Yasuní National Park, Ecuador
Therya Notes, 2023Road construction is one of the main boosters of biodiversity loss. Fortunately, culverts can function as passes for certain wildlife species. This study recorded the mammal species that may use these structures to move from one side of a road to the other. The mammals visiting 11 culverts on a road within the Yasuní National Park were recorded over
David Alejandro Auz-Cerón +3 more
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