2023•Journal of Environmental ManagementOpen access

Anthropogenic activities and environmental filtering have reshaped freshwater fish biodiversity patterns in China over the past 120 years

Tao Xiang, Xianghong Dong, Tao Ju, Lei Shi, Gaël Grenouillet

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Key concepts: Biodiversity, Freshwater fish, Geography, Freshwater ecosystem, Ecology, Biodiversity hotspot, China, Aquatic biodiversity research

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