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roads , harvesting , urban development , and other factors(passive) caused byhabitat fragmentation
development practices(passive) caused byHabitat fragmentation
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Development in these blocksmay causefragmentation of the habitat
Land subdivision and developmentalso leadto habitat fragmentation
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urban and energy development , roads and transmission lines(passive) caused byfragmentation of habitat
human activities and structures , such as roads , logging , and other development(passive) is usually caused byHabitat fragmentation
human development in natural areas(passive) caused byHabitat fragmentation
an increase in fences and human developmentcausinghabitat fragmentation
Roads , traffic , and development in an areacan contributeto habitat fragmentation
roads , timber extraction , and development(passive) caused byhabitat fragmentation
roads , resource extraction , and development(passive) caused byhabitat fragmentation
Roads through forestsalso contributeto habitat fragmentation
Infrastructure like roads , dams , and other developmentcauseshabitat fragmentation
pipeline development in the region(passive) caused byhabitat fragmentation
the development of Highway 20(passive) caused bythe habitat fragmentation
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rapid economic development(passive) mainly caused byHabitat fragmentation
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to genetic isolation of populationsleadingto genetic isolation of populations
isolation of populations ( Kozakiewicz , 1993causingisolation of populations ( Kozakiewicz , 1993
to population isolation for lemurscan leadto population isolation for lemurs
to species extinctioncan leadto species extinction
population isolation among these elephantshas causedpopulation isolation among these elephants
to the isolation of speciesleadsto the isolation of species
increased isolation of populations or species , which leads to decreased genetic diversity and increased potential for extirpation of localized populations or even extinctioncausesincreased isolation of populations or species , which leads to decreased genetic diversity and increased potential for extirpation of localized populations or even extinction
to genetic isolation and inbreedingleadsto genetic isolation and inbreeding
to isolation of animals , inbreeding , and causing local extinction of such speciesis leadingto isolation of animals , inbreeding , and causing local extinction of such species
isolation of subpopulationsalso causesisolation of subpopulations
to geographic isolationleadingto geographic isolation
geographical isolationcausesgeographical isolation
the effects of isolation(passive) caused bythe effects of isolation
to smaller and more isolated populations that are prone to extinctionwill leadto smaller and more isolated populations that are prone to extinction
to lower genetic diversityleadsto lower genetic diversity
extinction of local animal populationscausesextinction of local animal populations
to isolation of wildlife populations that are at increased risk of local extinctionleadsto isolation of wildlife populations that are at increased risk of local extinction
in population isolation and the loss of dispersal and travel corridorshas resultedin population isolation and the loss of dispersal and travel corridors
to increased inbreeding , reduced gene flow , and reduced genetic diversity in the speciesleadsto increased inbreeding , reduced gene flow , and reduced genetic diversity in the species
from anthropogenic land - use changeresultingfrom anthropogenic land - use change
to isolation of individuals and populationscan leadto isolation of individuals and populations
to inbreeding depression for many species due to reduced gene flow.[27][28can leadto inbreeding depression for many species due to reduced gene flow.[27][28
to inbreeding depression for many species due to reduced gene flow.[20][21can leadto inbreeding depression for many species due to reduced gene flow.[20][21
recolonisation of areas and increases local extinctionpreventsrecolonisation of areas and increases local extinction
to an overall reduction in species population , less biodiversity , potentially local extinction of plant or animal species , as well as susceptibility to inbreeding and an increasing prevalence of genetic defectscan leadto an overall reduction in species population , less biodiversity , potentially local extinction of plant or animal species , as well as susceptibility to inbreeding and an increasing prevalence of genetic defects
to a loss of genetic variation and problems with inbreedingcan leadto a loss of genetic variation and problems with inbreeding
isolation of populations ... and places them at risk of extinction towing to demographic stochasticity , genetic depression , social dysfunction , and exogenous factors such as strong climatic variations and disasters ( Simberloff , 1986causesisolation of populations ... and places them at risk of extinction towing to demographic stochasticity , genetic depression , social dysfunction , and exogenous factors such as strong climatic variations and disasters ( Simberloff , 1986
the genetic diversity loss(passive) caused bythe genetic diversity loss
to increased inbreeding in the populations of many speciesleadsto increased inbreeding in the populations of many species
to the insularization of stranded populations.[2][7can ... leadto the insularization of stranded populations.[2][7
in a loss of genetic variability and ... in the long term , can cause genetic differentiation between populations , resulting in a loss of fitness ( Garcia et al , 2008can resultin a loss of genetic variability and ... in the long term , can cause genetic differentiation between populations , resulting in a loss of fitness ( Garcia et al , 2008
bottlenecks and inbreeding in the European tree frog ( Hyla arborea ) Proccausesbottlenecks and inbreeding in the European tree frog ( Hyla arborea ) Proc
to isolated populations of certain speciesleadingto isolated populations of certain species
to extinction or extirpationcan leadto extinction or extirpation
an extinction debt(passive) caused byan extinction debt
extinction | Dirzo Lab - Stanford University Changes(passive) caused byextinction | Dirzo Lab - Stanford University Changes
a decrease in biodiversitycausesa decrease in biodiversity
to the extinction of venerable specieshas ledto the extinction of venerable species
in genetic isolation and the loss of genetic diversity ... evaluating the implications for future population declineresultedin genetic isolation and the loss of genetic diversity ... evaluating the implications for future population decline
in demographic isolation of cluster sitescan resultin demographic isolation of cluster sites