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Anthropogenic effects in landscapes: Historical context and spatial pattern

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Fig. 8.3 Impact of anthropogenic landscape disturbance on landscape entropy. Compositional spatial heterogeneity is used as a proxy for landscape entropy and is measured by means of the Shannon evenness index (H e ) and the Shannon diversity index (H d )
Fig. 8.4 The impact of patch size on patch shape assessment. a is the patch area, p is the patch perimeter
Fig. 8.11 Evolution of patch density when a natural land cover (A) is replaced by an anthropo- anthropo-genic one (B)

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