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Similar species, different fates: Abundance dynamics in spatially structured populations of common and threatened frogs
Aim Understanding which factors determine the variation in population size across space and time is crucial to plan sound conservation interventions. Amphibians are often characterized by large demographic changes, therefore a better understanding of factors driving these changes could help mitigate
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