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Rapid deforestation and fragmentation of Chilean Temperate Forests
Biological Conservation · 2006 · Vol. 130(4) · pp. 481–494
Cristián Echeverría✉(University of Cambridge)David A. Coomes(University of Cambridge)Javier Salas(Universidad de Alcalá)José María Rey Beñayas(Universidad de Alcalá)Antonio Lara(Austral University of Chile)Adrian C. Newton(Bournemouth University)
Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics StudiesConservation, Biodiversity, and Resource ManagementForest Ecology and Biodiversity StudiesDeforestation (computer science)BiodiversityFragmentation (computing)Temperate rainforestGeographyForest fragmentationTemperate climateAgroforestryBiodiversity hotspotTemperate forest
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