Towards a landscape scale management of pesticides: ERA using changes in modelled occupancy and abundance to assess long-term population impacts of pesticides.
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José Paulo Sousa | Ryszard Laskowski | Michael Klein | Aaldrik Tiktak | Franz Streissl | Barbara Manachini | P. Craig | C. Topping | J. P. Sousa | B. Manachini | A. Tiktak | R. Laskowski | M. Klein | Silvia Pieper | F. Streissl | Rob Smith | Silvia Pieper | Chris J Topping | Peter S Craig | Frank de Jong | Rob Smith | Klaus Swarowsky | Ton van der Linden | Ton van der Linden | Klaus Swarowsky | F. De Jong
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