Long-term anthropogenic stressors cause declines in kingfisher assemblages in wetlands in southwestern India
Authors:
- C.T. ShifaC.T. Shifa
- Salindra K. DayanandaSDSalindra K. Dayananda
- Xu YanjieXYXu Yanjie
- K.A. RubeenaKRK.A. Rubeena
- Sabir Bin MuzaffarSMSabir Bin Muzaffar
- Aymen NeflaANAymen Nefla
- T. JobirajTJT. Jobiraj
- P. ThejassPTP. Thejass
- Omer R. ReshiOROmer R. Reshi
- K.M. AarifKAK.M. Aarif
Open Access
- 14 October 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Indicators
- Vol. 155
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Funding Information
- United Arab Emirates University
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