Forest fires create a mosaic of burnt and
unburnt areas, shaping the species composition and the age distribution of the forest.
Not exact matches
If such fires recurred with sufficiently high frequency, and in a pattern that left few
areas unburnt, it is possible that elevated predation due to fire could reduce small mammals and prevent recovery over large
areas.
For each burnt
area, we assigned the date of burn, the intensity (intense = 100 % tree scorch and no ground cover remaining
unburnt, or mild = all other fires).