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- W4386030047 abstract "The influence of landscape structure on species communities is intimately connected to the spatial scales at which measurements are made. If we do not measure landscape structure at its most impactful scale, otherwise known as the “scale of effect”, we might fail to detect crucial community–landscape relationships. In our study, we focused on the “scale of effect” as it pertains to the relationship between urban bird diversity and landscape structure. We investigated eight types of landscape structure variables alongside elevation attributes across 16 spatial scales around 28 sampling sites in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China. Our objective was to identify the most influential scale at which the environmental variables under investigation affect the taxonomic and functional diversity of bird species. We utilized PLSR and VIP scores to overcome challenges posed by multicollinearity among predictors. We found that the influence of landscape characteristics on bird species richness and functional dispersion index (FDis) was scale-dependent. Notably, the influence of the area of open water on FDis is most pronounced at smaller scales, while at larger scales, open water dispersion becomes more essential. Additionally, in a highly fragmented urban matrix, the importance of forest connectivity may exceed that of patch size at medium scales. However, the significance of forest coverage increases with scale, which underscores the importance of preservation efforts at larger scales to prevent forest fragmentation. We also noted a considerable impact from landscape-level subdivision across almost all scales. These findings highlight the importance of shifting urban conservation planning towards a multi-scale approach, which would allow for the identification of priority intervention scales." @default.
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- W4386030047 title "Assessing the “Scale of Effect”: The Impact of Multi-Scale Landscape Characteristics on Urban Bird Species Taxonomic and Functional Diversity" @default.
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