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Ecology / Demography / Population / Ilkka Hanski / Extinction / Metapopulation / Population ecology / Crafoord Prize / Extinction debt / Biology / Landscape ecology / Academia
Date: 2014-07-02 23:37:44
Ecology
Demography
Population
Ilkka Hanski
Extinction
Metapopulation
Population ecology
Crafoord Prize
Extinction debt
Biology
Landscape ecology
Academia

THE CR AFOORD PRIZE 2011 INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC Patchy diversity – How do animal and plant populations survive in fragmented habitats?

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