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Ivan Castro-Arellano, Auteur ; Steuen J. Presleya, Auteur ; Luis Nelio Saldanha, Auteur ; Michael R. Willig, Auteur ; Joseph M. Wunderle, AuteurTimber harvest is one of the main causes of degradation of Amazonian tropical forests, where bats represent important components of biodiversity. In addition, bats may represent keystone taxa in the Neotropics, as they are primary agents of poll[...]
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Steven J. Presley, Auteur ; Michael R. Willig, Auteur ; Joseph M. Wunderle, Auteur ; Luis Nelio Saldanha, Auteur1. As human population size increases, demand for natural resources will increase. Logging pressure related to increasing demands continues to threaten remote areas of Amazonian forest. A harvest protocol is required to provide renewable timber [...]
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Ivan Castro-Arellano, Auteur ; Steven J. Presley, Auteur ; Michael R. Willig, Auteur ; Joseph M. Wunderle, Auteur ; Luiz N. Saldanha, AuteurBecause global timber demands continue to threaten tropical rain forests, identification of sustainable-use forest management protocols that meet human needs while preserving biodiversity is critical. Reduced-impact logging (RIL) protocols are i[...]
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Susan E. Koenig, Auteur ; Joseph M. Wunderle, Auteur ; Ernesto C. Enkerlin-Hoeflich, AuteurOrnithologists have hypothesized that some tropical forest birds avoid snake predation by nesting in isolated trees that do not have vines and canopy contact with neigbbouring trees. Here we review two complementary studies that support this hyp[...]
