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Nocturnal arthropod occurrences across Natura 2000 protected areas of Madeira Island (Portugal)
Artificial light at night (ALAN) is increasingly recognised as an important anthropogenic pressure affecting nocturnal biodiversity, particularly in oceanic islands with high endemism levels. Arthropods, especially moths (Lepidoptera), are key components of nocturnal ecosystems, yet their distributi
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