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Reactive persistence of riverine metapopulations
Understanding the conditions that favor the persistence of metapopulations inhabiting riverine landscapes (riverscapes) is critical to guiding conservation and restoration efforts aimed at preserving biodiversity and ecological integrity in freshwater environments. In this study, we present a modeli
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