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Michigan State University postdoctoral researcher Michael Belitz has coined a term for assemblage-level conservation.
He and his colleagues advocate for the conscious protection of multiple species at the same time.
They argue that conservation targeting groups of related species is an effective way to quantify, predict and manage multiple species.
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