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Quantifying landscape anthropisation patterns: concepts, methods and limits

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Figure 1.2 – Location of the 11 sites, in their regions and countries, corresponding to the African landscapes studied in the present thesis
Figure 1.3 – Main organisational levels studied in Landscape ecology and related disciplines
Figure 1.5 – The issue of human influence on landscapes seen through the DPSIR framework and the pattern / process paradigm
Figure 2.1 – Location of the habitat loss chapter (red theme) in the thesis mind map.
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