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Gonçalo A. Fernandes

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Ecological Networks Reveal Strong Pest Suppression Complementarity between Birds and Bats within Rice-Dominated Agroecosystems in West Africa

Number of pages: 37 Posted: 30 Jul 2025
Patrícia A. P. Chaves, Vanessa A. Mata, Paula Lopes, Mutaro Camará, Daniel Coimbra, Djunco Dabo, Ricardo de Lima, Miguel Le Coq, Gonçalo A. Fernandes, Patrícia Guedes, Inês Lacerda, Mark Massaad, Christoph F.J. Meyer, Raquel Oliveira, Jorge M. Palmeirim, Ricardo Rocha, Justino Biai, Madalena Sottomayor, Tiago Gonçalves, Sónia Ferreira, Ana Rainho and Sérgio Timóteo
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Biological control, Guinea-Bissau, Nature's contributions to people, predator-prey interactions

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Tree and Landscape Characteristics Outweigh Insect Abundance in Driving Bat Activity in West African Rice Fields

Number of pages: 29 Posted: 28 Jan 2025
Gonçalo A. Fernandes, Mark Massaad, Patrícia A. P. Chaves and Ana Rainho
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Ecological intensification, Ecosystem services, Guinea-Bissau, Landscape heterogeneity