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The SAFE debate
I’ve been involved in a debate about the SAFE index, which has arisen from a paper that was published in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment by Clements et al., and from the subsequent media reporting of the article. Corey … Continue reading
Posted in Ecological indices, New research
Tagged biodiversity, ecology, extinction, indices, SAFE
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