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Protecting further 6.75% of the Cerrado doubles representation of endemic tetrapods.
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Larger priority areas for conservation are concentrated in northern Cerrado.
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Small and m edium priority areas are scattered across southern Cerrado.
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Our ability to represent endemic terrestrial vertebrates decreased with recent habitat loss.
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Habitat loss precludes the representation of tetrapods in large top priority areas.
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Forest loss leads to decline in tree species richness.
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Species richness is effective for recording biodiversity responses to deforestation.
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Extinction debt might not be masking long-term effects of deforestation.
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High conservation value of disturbed forests, in terms of evolutionary history.
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Disturbed forests are partly maintaining ecosystem function now, and in the future.
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Damage costs from biological invasions and natural hazards are of similar magnitude.
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Global biological invasion costs increased by 702% from 1980–1999 to 2000–2019.
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Invasion costs increased faster than natural hazard damages over time (1980–2019).
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Not all invasive grasses would be equally affected by climate change.
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Range retractions are projected for some species regardless of the scenario.
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We expect species niches to shift to areas not yet occupied.
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Arundo donax had the greatest range expansion in the SSP3 and SSP5 scenarios.
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Secondary and old-growth subtropical Brazilian Atlantic Forests are acting as carbon sink.
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Biodiversity is not related to net carbon change in this region.
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Subtropical Brazilian Atlantic Forests should be conserved irrespective to their ages to maintain carbon sink.
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Biodiversity and carbon-related processes should be taken as conservation targets.
