Effects of Natural Land Cover, Anthropogenic Disturbance, Space, and Climate on Oribatid Mite Communities in Canada’s Oil Sands Region

Published: Mar 22, 2023
Description: The study examined oribatid mite communities’ response to natural land cover, anthropogenic disturbance and spatial–climatic factors assessed over broad spatial scales and the potential utility of oribatid mites as ecosystem health indicators under multiple ecological drivers in the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada.
Document Type: Peer-reviewed Publications - ABMI-authored
Subject Area: Biodiversity Intactness, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Oil Sands Region
Tags: Oribatida, soil quality, monitoring, community composition, diversity metrics
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Document Type: Peer-reviewed Publications - ABMI-authored
Subject Area: Biodiversity Intactness, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Oil Sands Region
Tags: Oribatida, soil quality, monitoring, community composition, diversity metrics
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