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Maya Beukes1,2, Travis Perry2,3, Dan Parker4

  • 1Audiovisual Biodiversity Research, Terrestrial Zoology Senckenberg Research Institute and Nature Museum Frankfurt am Main Germany.

Ecology and evolution
|February 16, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

山岳地形は哺乳類の分布を形作り,多様な地域が高種の富を支えているし,特殊種を保護する荒れ果てた避難所がある. 保護には,複雑な山岳地形におけるコミュニティレベルと種特有の生息地のニーズの両方を考慮する必要があります.

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