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Ecological succession drives the structural change of seed-rodent interaction networks in fragmented forests

2018-07-01

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While deforestation and fragmentation can cause massive species loss in forest ecosystems, forest regeneration can also drive successional changes in species composition. Although studies have sometimes documented the effects of these compositional changes on interspecific interactions, few studies have investigated changes in the structure of plant-animal networks. We investigated how interaction networks of asse...

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339215bd-6bde-538f-b1d5-b775b2037e0f
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10.1016/j.foreco.2018.03.023
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