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Anthropization drives directional changes on functional traits of bird communities of Neotropical seasonal forests.
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Birds within anthropized habitat have short life cycles, rapid development, high fecundity, and broad ecological niches.
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According to the Ecological Strategies Theory, birds could show the ruderal strategy within the perturbed anthropic habitat.
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9847 wasps classified into 75 species and 23 genera were recorded.
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Inter-habitat dissimilarity decreased with increasing forest cover in the landscape.
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Landscape diversity, edge density, and pesticide usage did not affect spillover.
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Forested landscapes provide more spillover opportunities than do crop landscapes.
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Neotropical governments and their environmental agencies have generally poor governance.
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Poor governance can be influencing human-top predator conflicts in the Neotropics.
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Forty percent of interviewees disapproved the current top-down local management.
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Disapproval of top-down local management influenced human tolerance independently.
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Neotropics need a better balance between bottom-up and top-down governance.
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