Habitat fragmentation rather than habitat amount or habitat split reduces the diversity and abundance of ground-dwelling anurans within forest remnants of the Brazilian Cerrado

Ramalho, Werther Pereira; With, Kimberly A.; Mesquita, Gabryella de Sousa; Arruda, Filipe Viegas de; Guerra, Vinícius; Ferraz, D. G. de Barreda; Andrade, Murilo Sousa; Prado, Vitor Hugo Mendonça do

doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2022.126259

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Habitat fragmentation rather than habitat amount or habitat split reduces the diversity and abundance of ground-dwelling anurans within forest remnants of the Brazilian Cerrado

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