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Invasive herbivores shape food web structure: European rabbit and hare acting as primary prey are conservation challenges

2024-05-01

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As part of the current global change scenario, invasive species have caused many direct impacts on native biodiversity and the interactions among species. European rabbits and hares are two herbivore species that have been introduced worldwide, displacing native species within their trophic level, but also affecting native predators. Both species have become extremely abundant in their exotic distributions, becomi...

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Literature Corpus work: 14c15824-ceac-5534-805a-ae015c4230fe
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2023.110016

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