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The law of diminishing returns: woodland birds respond to native vegetation cover at multiple spatial scales and over time

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Cunningham, Ross
Crane, Mason
Michael, Damian
Barton, Philip
Gibbons, Philip
Okada, Sachiko
Stagoll (Ikin), Karen
Stein, John
Lindenmayer, David B

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AIM: To quantify at multiple spatial scales: (1) spatial dependence in several measures of aggregate bird biodiversity, (2) the role of native vegetation cover in explaining variation in aggregate bird biodiversity, and (3) relationships between change over 8 years in bird diversity and changes in native vegetation.

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