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Dietary niche variation in an invasive omnivore: the effects of habitat and anthropogenic inputs on feral pig (Sus scrofa) resource use

2024-05-20

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Invasive omnivores may have profound impacts on ecological communities through diet selection, particularly when their functional roles differ from those in their native range. While the threat of feral pigs (Sus scrofa) to native plant communities in Hawai‘i are well known, their trophic dynamics and the drivers of variation in their diet remain understudied. We investigated the feral pig dietary niche on Hawai‘i...

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da507278-5d32-5dec-b923-a15fa90cb170
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10.22541/au.171620235.53092310/v1
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