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Dataset to: Understanding acoustic indices as multi-taxa biodiversity and habitat quality indicators Abstract

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Acoustic monitoring captures the sound of nature, revealing biodiversity patterns and underlying drivers.

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Reflecting spectral, temporal, and amplitude variation, acoustic indices are increasingly used to analyse obtained recordings. Recent studies, however, show inconsistent performance of acoustic indices as biodiversity indicators.

We develop a conceptual framework on what acoustic indices reflect, including sound sources as well as their direct and indirect drivers. We test our framework using recordings from six land-use types and old growth forest sites in north-eastern Madagascar.

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