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Biodiversity Gains? The Debate on Changes in Local- vs Global-Scale Species Richness

Authors
  1. Richard B. Primack
  2. Abraham J. Miller-Rushing
  3. Richard T. Corlett
  4. Vincent Devictor
  5. David Johns
  6. Rafael Loyola
  7. Bea Hass
  8. Robin J. Pakeman
  9. Liba Pejchar
Publication date
24 March 2017
Publisher
PDXScholar

Abstract

Editorial: Do changes in biodiversity at local scales reflect the declines seen at global scales? This debate dates back at least 15 years..

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