A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications
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A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications. / Bernard, H.; Fjeldså, Jon; Mohammed, M.
I: Mammal Study, Bind 34, 2009, s. 85-96.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › fagfællebedømt
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Bernard, H, Fjeldså, J & Mohammed, M 2009, 'A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications', Mammal Study, bind 34, s. 85-96.
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Bernard, H., Fjeldså, J., & Mohammed, M. (2009). A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications. Mammal Study, 34, 85-96.
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Bernard H, Fjeldså J, Mohammed M. A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications. Mammal Study. 2009;34:85-96.
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title = "A case study on the effects of disturbance and conversion of tropical lowland rain forest on the non-volant small mammals in north Borneo: management implications",
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journal = "Mammal Study",
issn = "1343-4152",
publisher = "Mammalogical Society of Japan",
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