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Snow microinvertebrates from lowlands, high mountains and the Arctic—implications for conservation efforts
The protection of cryospheric ecosystems and their biota cannot be properly defined without a detailed species inventory. Snow microinvertebrates are crucial for estimating cryophilic biodiversity, yet they are poorly described at broader spatial scales. To fill this knowledge gap, we collected samp
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