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The spatial distribution of dispersal sources effects how restored habitat is used: a case study on a red-listed wood-dependent beetle

Line B. Djupström, Ly Lindman, Martin Schroeder, Jan Weslien, Thomas Ranius

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Key concepts: Biological dispersal, Habitat, Spatial distribution, Ecology, Geography, Distribution (mathematics), Environmental science, Forestry

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