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Case study for the integration of faunistic data series in selected Italian LTER forest sites

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Tab. 1 - ILTER member Countries ( http://www.ilternet.edu/ ).
Tab. 3 - European forest types and corresponding EUNIS habitats represented by LTER Italy research stations ( European Environmental
Tab. 4 - Environmental parameters assessed at LTER Italy forest sites. (*): Research stations belonging to the ICP Forests Programme
Tab. 5 - Animal groups investigated at LTER Italy forest sites. (*): research stations belon -
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