Animals
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Unintended Consequences of Conservation: How Animals Are Evolving in Response to Human Efforts
Understanding the different ways that animals are evolving in response to fire could help conservation efforts by identifying the most vulnerable species, the most resilient ones, and the best strategies to manage fire regimes and habitats.
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