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Temporal interactions with flamingo foraging plasticity: ecological effects on basal resources and benthic heterogeneity
The role of predation as a structuring agent of communities has been a focal area of research in marine ecology. Conversely, studies focusing on foraging plasticity, particularly by shorebirds, and consequences for benthic community structure, heterogeneity and ecosystem functioning have been limite...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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