Bold nature retention targets are essential for the global environment agenda
Nature Ecology and Evolution, ISSN: 2397-334X, Vol: 2, Issue: 8, Page: 1194-1195
2018
- 90Citations
- 161Captures
- 10Mentions
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- Citations90
- Citation Indexes73
- CrossRef73
- 68
- Policy Citations17
- Policy Citation17
- Captures161
- Readers161
- 161
- Mentions10
- News Mentions10
- News10
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