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LANDSCAPE MATRIX AND SPECIES TRAITS MEDIATE RESPONSES OF NEOTROPICAL RESIDENT BIRDS TO FOREST FRAGMENTATION IN JAMAICA
2010
Ecological Monographs
Land cover and land use surrounding fragmented habitat can greatly impact species persistence by altering resource availability, edge effects, or the movement of individuals throughout a landscape. Despite the potential importance of the landscape matrix, ecologists still have limited understanding of the relative effects of different types of land cover and land uses on species patterns and processes in natural systems. Here we investigated whether Neotropical resident bird communities in
doi:10.1890/09-0904
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