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Land Cover and Area Influence Bird Biodiversity in Geographically Isolated Wetlands

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By Brittany Mason, Corey Callaghan, Jackson Barratt Heitmann
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1 Introduction Geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs)—wetlands which are surrounded by upland habitat—provide an assortment of ecosystem services including biochemical processing, flood protection and habitat for flora and fauna (Cohen et al. 2016; Cowardin 1979; Kirkman et al. 1999; Leibowitz 2003; Tiner 2003). GIWs represent an estimated 29% of all wetland types in the United States and may represent up to 16% of total wetland area in the United States (Fluet-Chouinard et al. 2023; Lane et al.
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