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Land Use Change and Mountain Biodiversity - Chapter 24 pot
... cultures, and land use change at a large
scale. The complex mix of macroeconomics,
culture, and ecology are key causes of land use
change and its effect on biodiversity.
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tant land uses in many montane grasslands
(Eckholm 1975). Particularly in Andean grass-
lands, extensive cattle grazing is often com-
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mountain grasslands are scarcely represented in
the protected areas of Argentina, and little is
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canum, and Nassella linerifolia, which are
preferentially consumed by cattle but appar-
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... economically privi-
leged parts, population growth and land use pres-
sure have often caused an expansion of agricul-
tural land use into less suitable regions and
abandonment of traditional land use practices.
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... remnants and heath-
land at 3100 m, and heathland vegetation at 3300
m. The sites at 3100 m, therefore, enable a direct
comparison of geometrid moth communities in
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uncontrolled increase of events leading Del-
gado, A.C. and J.O. Rangel-Ch. 2000. Aves. En
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Behnke, R.H. and Scoones, I. (1993). Rethinking
range ecology: implications for rangeland
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... rates and slow litter decom-
position. Life-forms dominant in Andean wet-
lands show morphological and
ecophysiological adaptations to low tempera-
tures and extreme daily temperature fluctua-
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of land surface) made up of highly palatable
forbs and grasses (80% vegetation cover), such
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