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Predicted decline in common bird and butterfly species despite conservation policy scenarios in Europe
In response to increasing threats to biodiversity, conservation objectives have been set to halt biodiversity decline by reducing direct anthropogenic drivers. However, the potential effects of these objectives on common species remain rarely studied. We analyse the effect of a range of drivers rela
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