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Unprecedented but understudied: A brief review of climate-induced forest decline in Central Chile
Mediterranean-type ecosystems (MTEs) are among the most biodiverse and climate-vulnerable ecosystems globally. Rising temperatures, combined with more frequent and intense droughts, have driven widespread forest decline across all five MTE regions, accounting for 48% of globally documented forest mo
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