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关键生物多样性区域在代表全球鸟类多样性的有效性

Tom P Lansley1, Olivia Crowe2, Stuart H M Butchart2

  • 1School of Biosciences, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK.

Conservation biology : the journal of the Society for Conservation Biology
|March 4, 2025
PubMed
概括

关键生物多样性区域 (KBA) 为全球生物多样性提供了至关重要的保护. 然而,这项研究揭示了KBA网络内许多鸟类和息地的代表性显著不足,突出了需要扩大保护的领域.

关键词:
关键生物多样性地区 关键生物多样性地区息地的息地区域.基于面积的保护.生物地质学 生物地质学生物地质学生物地质学鸟类保护 鸟类保护基于地区的保护.保护鸟类的保护保护优先考虑的保护优先考虑.危的物种 危的物种优先考虑保护的优先考虑临灭绝的物种是受威胁的物种.息地区域是一个息地区域.生物多样性的关键地区

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