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Sociable weaver nests as a resource to local animal communities
Animal space use in a landscape generally depends on resources. Facilitation by other species may impact resource availability that can positively influence local species diversity and community structure. Species that significantly change resource availability are often termed ecosystem engineers....
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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