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Urbanization impacts avian biodiversity on stream ecosystems-insights from a large geographical
Urban blue and green spaces, such as streams and adjacent riparian areas, constitute important biodiversity refuges in highly anthropogenically-modified areas. Their value depends on their ecological characteristics, preservation and management. Therefore, it is highly relevant to assess which chara
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