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Social-ecological portfolio effects in ecosystem service provision, the case of commercial Pacific salmon fisheries in Canada
Human societies depend on stable ecosystem services, which are often stabilized by the ecological portfolio effect arising from biodiversity. Yet, whether this ecological stability propagates to the socio-economic dimensions of an ecosystem service is poorly understood. This study provides a social
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