Browsing División de Ciencias Ambientales by Subject "Land use change"
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Butterfly conservation within cities: a landscape scale approach integrating natural habitats and abandoned fields in central Mexico
(2016-06)"Growing urbanization and the expansion of the agricultural frontier in tropical ecosystems have generated patchy landscapes composed of remnants of natural habitats and abandoned fields. This scenario offers an opportunity ... -
Land use change in Southern Huasteca, Mexico; drivers and consequences for livelihood and ecosystem services
(2012)"La Huasteca Sur es la extensión más septentrional de los bosques tropicales den el continente Americano, cuya población indígena se ubica en las laderas de la Sierra Madre Oriental. Sus sistemas de producción son típicos ... -
Potential distributional patterns of three wild ungulate species in a fragmented tropical region of northeastern Mexico
(2013)"In the northernmost American tropical forests of eastern Mexico, we analyzed the potential distribution of three ungulate species, Odocoileus virginianus, Mazama temama and Pecari tajacu, in response to several physical, ... -
Richness and abundance of granivorous vertebrates determine acorn removal patterns in a human modified oak forest
(2018)"Most forests of the Earth have been affected by human activities and this can alter the plant-animal interactions on which depend the functional integrity of these ecosystems. In this study, we assessed the relationships ...