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Landscape structural complexity influences the global distribution of ecosystems and people
The three-dimensional structure of land- and seascapes links biotic and abiotic processes to shape how organisms use their environments. Much effort has been dedicated to understanding this relationship between structural complexity and biodiversity. However, tailored, system-specific approaches to
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