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Response of the surface-active beetle community (Coleoptera) to mixed-conifer forest restoration thinning and burning treatments in northern New Mexico, USA PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	We documented 289 taxa of Coleoptera and found that treatments caused significant changes in the beetle community’s composition, with 21 common species increasing and 35 species declining in the more open post-treatment sub-canopy enviro...
QUOTE `{}`	Only 3 common species were extirpated from the treatment sites, while 2 common species colonized the post-thinned/burned areas.
QUOTE `{}`	Overall, our forest restoration treatments did not reach the level of impact from more severe forest disturbances (clear-cutting, or high-severity wildfires) and created a mosaic of grassy forest understory and small open meadow patches ...

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