The impacts of agricultural and urban land-use changes on plant and bird biodiversity in Costa Rica (1986–2014)
Authors:
- Andrea MonteroAndrea Montero
- Joan MarullJoan Marull
- Enric TelloEnric Tello
- Claudio CattaneoClaudio Cattaneo
- Francesc CollFrancesc Coll
- Manel PonsManel Pons
- Juan Infante-AmateJuan Infante-Amate
- Alexander Urrego-MesaAlexander Urrego-Mesa
- Alfredo Fernández-LandaAlfredo Fernández-Landa
- Manuel VargasManuel Vargas
- 14 May 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Regional Environmental Change
- Vol. 21 (2) , 1-19
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