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Anamaria Lazăr

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Small Mammals in Forests of Romania: Habitat Type Use and Additive Diversity Partitioning

2021

Small mammals are key components of forest ecosystems, playing vital roles for numerous groups of forest organisms: they exert bottom-up and top-down regulatory effects on vertebrate and invertebrate populations, respectively

EcologyfungiForest managementBeta diversityForestryBiologyrarefactionshrewsSpatial heterogeneityalpha beta and delta diversitiesHabitatmultivariate ordinationrodentsForest ecologyniche widthRarefaction (ecology)Alpha diversitySpecies richnesscommunity compositionQK900-989Plant ecologyhuman activitiesForests
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Effects of Long-Term Habitat Protection on Montane Small Mammals: Are Sorex araneus and S. minutus More Sensitive Than Previously Considered?

2022

Protection of natural areas by restricting human activities aims to preserve plant and animal populations and whole communities, ensuring the conservation of biological diversity and enhancement of ecosystem services. Therefore, it is expected that the longer the protection, the stronger the desired effects. We evaluated the responses of small mammals at the population and community levels under protection in the southern Carpathian Mountains. We surveyed small mammals for five years in sites with long- and short-term protection and non-protected. Besides protection status, we included elevation, habitat heterogeneity, and the month of survey as predictors in our models. As response variabl…

<i>S. minutus</i>habitat heterogeneityEcologyseasonalityQH301-705.5Ecological Modelingprotected areaBiology (General)Agricultural and Biological Sciences (miscellaneous)elevational patternprotected area; habitat heterogeneity; elevational pattern; seasonality; <i>Sorex araneus</i>; <i>S. minutus</i>; <i>Muscardinus avellanarius</i>; monitoring methods; conservation management; Southern Carpathians<i>Sorex araneus</i>Nature and Landscape ConservationDiversity
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