Abstract:Safeguarding tropical forest biodiversity requires solutions for monitoring ecosystem composition over time. In the Amazon, logging and fire reduce forest carbon stocks and alter tree species diversity, but the long-term consequences for wildlife remain unclear, especially for lesser-known taxa. Here, we combined data from multi-day acoustic surveys, airborne lidar, and satellite time-series covering logged and burned forests (n=39) in the southern Brazilian Amazon to identify acoustic markers of degradation. … Show more
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