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Can Artificial Tree Cavities Provide Population Support to Cavity-Dependent Non-Flying Mammals?
Anthropogenic disturbances to forests have reduced densities of tree cavities and potentially led to declines in the abundance of cavity-dependent mammals. Artificial cavities (nest boxes, carved and drilled cavities) may be used to restore habitat quality that may otherwise take many decades to rec
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