Landscape fragmentation per 1 km² grid in 2009

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Map shows the patterns of fragmentation in the 29 countries investigated based on a grid of cells size of 1 km2

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Fragmentation geometry has been created from input data (TeleAtlas roads/rails, CLC urban classes, mountain areas / mountain ridges based on Nordregio and WorldClim data and  rivers/lakes based on Catchment Characterisation and Modelling (CCM) v.2 database and CLC database) and landscape fragmentation metrics (Jaeger 2000) has been calculated

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