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Using binary and probabilistic habitat availability indices derived from graph theory to model bird occurrence in fragmented forests

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Using binary and probabilistic habitat availability indices derived from graph theory to model bird occurrence in fragmented forests (English)

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habitat fragmentation

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Marcelo Awade

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Danilo Boscolo

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Danilo Boscolo

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Jean Paul Metzger

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Jean Paul Metzger

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2 November 2011

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Landscape Ecology

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27

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2

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185-198

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/s10980-011-9667-2

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