Long-unburnt habitat is critical for the conservation of threatened vertebrates across Australia

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作者：
Brenton von Takach
Chris J. Jolly
Kelly M. Dixon
Cara E. Penton
Tim S. Doherty
Sam C. Banks
机构：
[1] Charles Darwin University,Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods
[2] Curtin University,School of Molecular and Life Sciences
[3] Charles Sturt University,School of Environmental Science, Institute for Land, Water, and Society
[4] Territory Natural Resource Management,School of Life and Environmental Sciences
[5] Warddeken Land Management Limited,undefined
[6] The University of Sydney,undefined
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Landscape Ecology | 2022年 / 37卷
关键词：
Population decline; Disturbance; Fire regime; Habitat structure; Novel ecosystems; Threatened species;
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页码：1469 / 1482
页数：13
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