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Beetles responses to edges in fragmented landscapes are driven by adjacent farmland use, season and cross-habitat movement

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Ng, Katherina ; Barton, Philip ; Macfadyen, Sarina ; Lindenmayer, David B ; Driscoll, Don A
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Temporal patterns of species richness, abundance, and movement across edges between remnant woodlands and four farmland uses (plantings, fallow, annual crops, woody debris applied over crops post
harvest) in southeastern Australia. Directional pitfall traps allow inference of movement (by looking at relative abundance in traps on either side of drift fences). Beetles were sampled at edges, and 20 m and 200 m on both sides of edges, during spring and summer in eleven sites within the Lachlan River Catchment, New South Wales, Australia.

Available: 2017-10-30

Data time period: 2014-09-01 to 2015-03-01

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Coleoptera | Conservation and Biodiversity | Environmental Sciences | Environmental Management | Environmental Management | Environmental Management Not Elsewhere Classified | Environmental Rehabilitation and Restoration | agroecosystem | dispersal | spatial subsidies | spillover |

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ACN 633 798 857