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Preserving 40% forest cover is a valuable and well‐supported conservation guideline: reply to Banks‐Leite et al

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Principles of conservation biology

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Prioritizing ecosystem services in rapidly urbanizing river basins: A spatial multi-criteria analytic approach

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Biodiversity scientists must fight the creeping rise of extinction denial

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An Ecoregion-Based Approach to Protecting Half the Terrestrial Realm

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Thresholds in forest bird communities along woody vegetation gradients in the South American Dry Chaco

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Designing optimal human‐modified landscapes for forest biodiversity conservation

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The suggestion that landscapes should contain 40% of forest cover lacks evidence and is problematic

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Critical thresholds associated with habitat loss: a review of the concepts, evidence, and applications

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Birds in Anthropogenic Landscapes: The Responses of Ecological Groups to Forest Loss in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

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Rapid Assessment of Ecosystem Service Co-Benefits of Biodiversity Priority Areas in Madagascar

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Effects of Habitat Fragmentation on Birds and Mammals in Landscapes with Different Proportions of Suitable Habitat: A Review

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Conserving biodiversity in managed forest landscapes: The use of critical thresholds for habitat

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Increasing Forest Cover and Connectivity Both Inside and Outside of Protected Areas in Southwestern Costa Rica

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