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Belo Monte Dam impacts: Protagonism of local people in research and monitoring reveals ecosystem service decay in Amazonian flooded vegetation

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Quaresma, A.

Zuquim, G.

Demarchi, L.O.

Ribas, C.C.

Wittmann, F.

Assunção, A.M.

Carneiro, C.C

Ferreira, P.P.

Juruna, J.J.P.

Juruna, R.T.V. da S.

Kleme, M.S.S.

Lima, S.B.

Lima, S.R.

Mantovanelli, T.R.

Martins, G.M.

Muriel-Cunha, J.

Nunes, J.A.

Palmquist, H.

Pereira, T.J.C

Pezzuti, J.C.B.

Piedade, M.T.F.

Reis, O.B.

Ritter, C.D.

Santos, R.S.

Sawakuchi, A.O.

da Silva, A.S.

da Silva, H.B.

Wahnfried, I.

Zuanon, J.

Cruz e Silva, R.
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Article Title: Belo Monte Dam impacts: Protagonism of local people in research and monitoring reveals ecosystem service decay in Amazonian flooded vegetation

Journal Title: Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation

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