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[Extract] In tropical forests, large canopy and emergent trees are crucial sources of fruits, flowers and shelter for animal populations 1,2. They are also reproductively dominant 2 and strongly influence forest structure, composition, gap dynamics, hydrology 2 and carbon storage 3. Here we show that forest fragmentation in central Amazonia is having a disproportionately severe effect on large trees, the loss of which will have major impacts on the rainforest ecosystem

Rainforest fragmentation kills big trees