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Ecosystem Service Models and Rapid Landscape Change: InVEST Sediment Delivery Ratio Model (SDR) in Puerto Rico (1951-2010)
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Watershed ecosystem services (ES) are critical for sediment retention and improved water quality. However, changes in landscape configuration—through land-use conversion or fragmentation—can either enhance or disrupt functions such as sediment retention, increasing exports to rivers and ultimately t
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