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South Coast Missing Linkages: restoring connectivity to wildlands in the largest metropolitan area in the USA
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Some current methods of mapping functional connectivity require the identification of one or a few focal species.
“A second concern is that some current methods of mapping functional connectivity require the identification of one or a few focal species (Beier et al. 2006;Cushman & Landguth 2012), and estimates of connectivity may be sensitive to this choice of species (Beier, Majka & Newell 2009;Cushman, Landguth & Flather 2013).”
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- Beier, P., Penrod, K. L., Luke, C., Spencer, W. D., & Cabañero, C.
- Venue
- Connectivity Conservation
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- Cambridge University Press
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- 2006-11-02
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- 555-586
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