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Comparing the microbial communities of natural and supplemental nests of an endangered ecosystem engineer

2019-08-07

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Supplemental nests are often used to restore habitats for a variety of rare and endangered taxa. However, though supplemental nests mimic the function of natural nests, they vary in design and building material. We know from previous research on human homes and other buildings that these differences in architecture can alter the types of microbes to which inhabitants are exposed, and these shifts in microbial inte...

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4cd113cf-d604-5164-8162-7bc84de1df10
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10.1101/727966
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