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The replacement of natural vegetation to agriculture, pastures or urban matrices decreased genetic diversity in the Palla’s long-tongued bat.
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Pallas’s long-tongued bat had a quasi-stable range distribution since the last Glacial Maximum.
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The Quaternary climate changes had no significant effects on the genetic diversity of the Palla’s long-tongued bat.
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Populations of the Palla’s long-tongued bat was differentiated by isolation-by-distance, but not by environment.
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Our findings point to the maintenance of large areas of natural vegetation to conserve genetic diversity in the Palla’s long-tongued bat.
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Local communities cooperate and participate in CBTH programs due to power-imbalance between strong governments and weak communities who neighbor or live closely with wildlife.
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Contingency propositions that help practitioners and governments to understand and implement projects that seek environmental conservation in collaboration with local communities.
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Key components of community-based trophy hunting programs identified and defined.
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Factors affecting CBTH program’s process that determine the outcomes of CBTH programs.
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Identifying specific and quantitative objectives and linking them to timeframes and budgets.
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Developing strategic monitoring and evaluation programs focussed on MPA performance.
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Enabling local stakeholders to participate in planning processes.
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Explicitly considering MPA costs and leveraging existing sources of funding.
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Decentralizing resource management and empowering local stakeholders to manage resources sustainably.
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Brazilian government liberates the sugarcane plantations in the Pantanal and the Amazon.
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This non-sanctioned crop is likely to become the newest driver of deforestation in these biomes.
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Direct and indirect conversion of forests can create a carbon balance debt that could take centuries to offset.
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The zooplankton was the most studied taxon, followed by mollusks and crabs, and it was also dominant across the hydrographic regions.
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Cases about microplastics were reported only in three regions.
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The hydrographic region of Paraná comprised the largest number of cases for the three invertebrate groups.
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It was detected a disproportionately low increase of number of cases in relation to population density in the hydrographic regions.
