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DeStefano, S. / Johnson, E. A.

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DeStefano, S. / Johnson, E. A.

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DeStefano, S. / Johnson, E. A.

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Title:

Species that Benefit from Sprawl

Contributors:

DeStefano, S. (author) / Johnson, E. A. (author) / Johnson, E. A. / Klemens, M. W.

Conference:

Symposium, Nature in fragments: the legacy of urban sprawl ; 2000 ; New York, NY

Published in:

Nature in fragments: the legacy of urban sprawl ; 206-238

Publication date:

2005-01-01

Size:

33 pages

ISBN:

0231127782 , 0231127790

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Language:

English

Keywords:

Cities and towns , Fragmented landscapes , Biological diversity conservation , Urban sprawl , Nature

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