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Global raptor research and conservation priorities: tropical raptors fall prey to knowledge gaps
Aim: raptors serve critical ecological functions, are particularly extinction-prone and are often used as environmental indicators and flagship species. Yet, there is no global framework to prioritize research and conservation actions on them. We identify for the first time the factors driving extin
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