- Fragments maintain similar herpetofauna and small mammal richness and diversity to continuous habitat, but community composition and traits differ

Vegetation metrics across fragment type and Ecological Vegetation Class (EVC) categories: A volume of coarse woody debris (log(cm³)), B leaf litter depth rating, and structural complexity of low (0–0.5 m; C), mid (0.5–1.0 m; D), high (1–2 m; E) and canopy (> 2 m; F) strata. Black dots represent data values from each transect

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Fragments maintain similar herpetofauna and small mammal richness and diversity to continuous habitat, but community composition and traits differ - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Vegetation-metrics-across-fragment-type-and-Ecological-Vegetation-Class-EVC-categories_fig3_382691100 [accessed 18 May 2025]

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Vegetation metrics across fragment type and Ecological Vegetation Class (EVC) categories: A volume of coarse woody debris (log(cm³)), B leaf litter depth rating, and structural complexity of low (0–0.5 m; C), mid (0.5–1.0 m; D), high (1–2 m; E) and canopy (> 2 m; F) strata. Black dots represent data values from each transect

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