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The future is faeces: Using faecal genomic sequencing to understand dietary choices of an endangered arboreal marsupial

2025-12-12

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1. Understanding critical components of habitat use, such as dietary preferences, is crucial for creating and implementing effective conservation plans. This becomes challenging when species exhibit cryptic behaviours, such as arboreality and nocturnality, as seen in the endangered greater glider (Petauroides spp) . Existing methods for determining greater glider diet are inadequate, time consuming and prone to h...

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DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.10.693363

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