User:BioRocks/Edge effects/Outline
Outline of proposed changes
Add a section on Habitat Fragmentation
- Edge effects are defined but not clearly connected to large-scale research on habitat fragmentation
- Use Haddad et al. for the basis of this explanation and then use Fahrig to clarify the context of theory
Add Global impacts on Biodiversity
- Use Wilmer et. al
Add information on multiple edge interactions
- Use Porensky&Young
Improve citation quality and weed out sources that are not strong and replace with peer-reviewed articles
Make some structural changes
- Add mechanisms (biotic and abiotic)
- Add conservation implications
- Add relationship to habitat fragmentation
- Maybe add some more examples of edge effects
Expand on definition of edge effects
- Does not fully explain the mechanisms
- Use Ries et al. and Fahrig
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