Cold War spy satellite images reveal long-term declines of a philopatric keystone species in response to cropland expansion

Volume: 287, Issue: 1927, Pages: 20192897 - 20192897
Published: May 20, 2020
Abstract
Agricultural expansion drives biodiversity loss globally, but impact assessments are biased towards recent time periods. This can lead to a gross underestimation of species declines in response to habitat loss, especially when species declines are gradual and occur over long time periods. Using Cold War spy satellite images (Corona), we show that a grassland keystone species, the bobak marmot ( Marmota bobak ), continues to respond to...
Paper Details
Title
Cold War spy satellite images reveal long-term declines of a philopatric keystone species in response to cropland expansion
Published Date
May 20, 2020
Volume
287
Issue
1927
Pages
20192897 - 20192897
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