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description	article (en) հոդված (hy) wetenschappelijk artikel (nl) наукова стаття, опублікована у квітні 1997 (uk) im April 1997 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel (de)
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publication date	1997-04-01 00:00:00Z (xsd:dateTime)
rdfs:label	Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (en) Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (nl)
skos:prefLabel	Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (en) Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (nl)
name	Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (en) Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (nl)
author	wds:Q57016623-834E01D5-9654-4D55-99DD-8B7C9EBF4243 wds:Q57016623-BB6E3E63-3664-4DB9-9A03-E45478E50364 wds:Q57016623-DF8B7A1F-167B-4250-A36A-941DF646CDA9
author	Stuart L. Pimm Thomas M. Brooks Nigel J. Collar
title	wds:Q57016623-0F368873-315B-4674-BB0A-3F516C4DC0E9
title	Deforestation Predicts the Number of Threatened Birds in Insular Southeast Asia. La Extension de las Deforestaciones Predice el Numero de Aves Amenazadas de Extincion en las Islas del Sureste de Asia (en)
page(s)	wds:Q57016623-409BE000-D611-4679-AB0E-AA16D8B8B21B
page(s)	382-394
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main subject	wds:Q57016623-FBD2F3D7-0B03-4FE4-B2E4-28F88C4D21D7
main subject	deforestation
published in	wds:Q57016623-14009A83-3E15-4146-8BC5-DF1ECF5AAE6A
published in	Conservation Biology
issue	wds:Q57016623-D8FABBE2-576B-41D0-8A9D-B81F525AF9A6
volume	wds:Q57016623-9B65971F-9492-4271-823B-9869AB26C07E
issue	2
volume	11
DOI	wds:Q57016623-2DC4AFE6-67C0-40A9-8FAD-0B7D37E9FDB1
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1046/J.1523-1739.1997.95493.X
DOI	10.1046/J.1523-1739.1997.95493.X
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