January 1984
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Biological Conservation
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... Road construction comes with several non-intended consequences such as habitat fragmentation, potentially disrupting Odonata migration, increasing isolation, and leading to population decline (Šigutová et al. 2017). Additional risks include edge effects that could degrade microhabitat quality (Moore 1997), Odonata kills from road tra c (Riffell 1999;Soluk et al. 2011;Furness 2014), roadway pollution (Mader 1984), and urbanisation which might transform the odonate natural habitats. Given that these habitats harbour sub-montane forest species which are very sensitive (Clausnitzer et al. 2012), forest managers should take special caution when implementing conservation actions and decisions regarding the protection of these vital habits. ...
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January 1984
Biological Conservation