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Adverse impacts of off-road vehicles on coastal dune vegetation are widespread, substantial, and long-lasting: evidence from a global meta-analysis of sandy beach-dune systems

Thomas A. Schlacher*, Michael A. Weston, Shane Orchard, Brendan P. Kelaher, Brooke Maslo, Jenifer E. Dugan, David M. Hubbard, Leonardo Costa, Melanie J. Bishop, Kristal N. Kostoglu, Ben L. Gilby, Christofer J. Henderson, Teresa Amaro, Serena Lucrezi, Christian Crosby, Michael Elliott, Kyle A. Emery, Fanini Lucia, Patrick A. Hesp, Howard KirstyGlenn A. Hyndes, Mariano Lastra, Adrian B. Mccallum, Bhavani E. Narayanaswamy, Stuart E. Parsons, Ashley A. Rowden, Natalie Sanderson, Aaron N. Wiegand

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