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Río Panco -- San Pablo de Tregua, Región de los Ríos, Chile

Native forest substitution by pine plantation for timber and paper industry has produce large scale fragmentation of natural habitats and land degradation in Chile

Scientific planning and design of biological corridors are essential for species conservation. For a focal species, Inao and colleagues have proposed a corridor between cordilleras in southern Chile

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2005

Alò, D. & Turner, T. F. Effects of habitat fragmentation on effective population size in the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow. Conservation Biology 19, (2005).

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2006

Turner, T. F., Osborne, M. J., Moyer, G. R., Benavides, M. A. & Alò, D. Life history and environmental variation interact to determine effective population to census size ratio. Proceedings of the Royal Society B-biological Sciences 273, 3065–3073 (2006).

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Turner, T. F., Osborne, M. J., Moyer, G. R., Benavides, M. A. & Alò, D. Life history and environmental variation interact to determine effective population to census size ratio. Proceedings of the Royal Society B-biological Sciences 273, 3065–3073 (2006).

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Turner, T. F., Osborne, M. J., Moyer, G. R., Benavides, M. A. & Alò, D. Life history and environmental variation interact to determine effective population to census size ratio. Proceedings of the Royal Society B-biological Sciences 273, 3065–3073 (2006).

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