Loss in functional diversity across 73 mammal assemblages of the Caatinga semi-arid region of South America.

<p>A) Relationship between functional diversity loss and defaunation rate according to the model generated. B) Relationship between functional diversity loss and the footprint of human disturbance. Both predictors are significant (p < 0.05) according to each model.</p>

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Autore principale:	Nathália Fernandes Canassa (22676541) (author)
Altri autori:	Carlos A. Peres (8561766) (author), Célia Cristina Clemente Machado (22676544) (author), Helder Farias P. Araujo (22676547) (author)
Pubblicazione:	2025
Soggetti:	Cell Biology Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified scale spatial patterns remnant dry forests exhaustively sampled throughout examine potential changes compiled empirical data coexisting local assemblages geographic range across associated ecological interactions mammal diversity around bodied mammal assemblages agropastoral habitat conversion local defaunation rates local mammal assemblages div >< p 2 </ sup mammal defaunation throughout 51 species representing natural habitat loss mammal defaunation 51 species local extinctions mammal species defaunated across currently associated mammal fauna caatinga defaunation threats alter severe loss rural poor ruminant livestock results show protected areas northeastern brazil main drivers increasingly threatened including protection human disturbance historical times ecosystem functionality conversely buffered anthropogenic drivers 77 %. 37 lost
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Riassunto:	<p>A) Relationship between functional diversity loss and defaunation rate according to the model generated. B) Relationship between functional diversity loss and the footprint of human disturbance. Both predictors are significant (p < 0.05) according to each model.</p>

Loss in functional diversity across 73 mammal assemblages of the Caatinga semi-arid region of South America.

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