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来自马达加斯加安卡拉特拉保护区的Mantidactylus pauliani的种群状况和脆弱性

Herizo Oninjatovo Radonirina1, Bernard Randriamahatantsoa2, Nirhy H C Rabibisoa1,2

  • 1Doctoral School of Natural Ecosystem, University of Mahajanga, Mahajanga 401, Madagascar.

Animals : an open access journal from MDPI
|September 9, 2023
PubMed
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极度危的两动物Mantidactylus pauliani居住在马达加斯加的高海拔地区. 它的人口容易受到息地变化和野火的影响,需要进行保护工作.

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在安卡拉特拉的安卡拉特拉.曼蒂达克提勒斯·保利安尼 (Mantidactylus pauliani) 是一个植物.分销 销售 分销 销售 销售 销售息地类型 息地类型景观景观 景观 景观 景观季节 季节 季节 季节

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