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Grassland versus non-grassland bird abundance and diversity in managed grasslands: local, landscapeirds, which were more abundant on the extensive sites, whereas no effects were found on non-grassland birds. This could be explained by a closer dependence of grassland birds on grasslands for nesting and foraging, whereas non-grassland birds only used grasslands opportunistically for foraging. Land

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Biogeographic patterns of the East African coastal forest vertebrate fauna,ialist birds and mammals, whose species richness increased with wider altitudinal range. The number of relict coastal endemic and forest endemic reptiles was higher in forests with wider altitudinal ranges and on relatively higher altitude, respectively. Such forests have probably provided a suitabl

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Use of forest fragments by blue-winged macaws (,) within a fragmented landscape,nts. However, the frequency of macaw visits varied among the remnants, and this was related to habitat features such as patch size, human use of surrounding land, and the proximity to the protected park, to urban areas and to the birds’ roosting areas. In general, landscape-scale parameters explaine

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Habitat use, roost selection and conservation of bats in Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascs counted in 16 caves and is a site of national importance for bat conservation. . was only netted in our study area during October and may be a migrant to the site or present but inactive during the austral winter. The forest surrounding the caves is therefore important because it provides cover fo

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Environmental correlates for species richness among amphibians and reptiles in a climate transitioness. Distribution patterns of observed and predicted species richness were compared using a Geographical Information System. Overall, three high species richness areas were predicted in common for both taxonomic groups and two additional areas for amphibians only. These areas matched with the observ

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Amphibian diversity in East African biodiversity hotspots: altitudinal and latitudinal patterns,ver associated with rising altitude is greater than turnover associated with latitudinal distance between the mountain blocks, leading to greater altitudinal than latitudinal diversity in this equatorial region. A long-standing divergence is indicated between montane and lowland endemics. Although f