Habitat Patch Networks is a spatial ecological framework that represents interconnected habitat patches within a landscape, distinguished by its explicit modeling of functional connectivity to support species movement, gene flow, and biodiversity conservation across fragmented environments.
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University of Helsinki
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University of Leeds
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Beijing Normal University
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Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research
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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
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