Fig 2-1 - Linkages in the Landscape; The Role of Corridors and Connectivity in Wildlife Conservation

The process of habitat fragmentation has three components: (a) an overall loss of habitat; (b) a reduction in the size of remaining habitats; and (c) an increased isolation of habitats.

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Fig. 2-1 The process of habitat fragmentation has three components: (a) an overall loss of habitat; (b) a reduction in the size of remaining habitats; and (c) an increased isolation of habitats.

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