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Dietary variation of an endangered mycophagous mammal in novel and remnant habitats in a peri‐urban landscape

2021-02-01

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Understanding how fundamental aspects of species’ ecology, such as diet, are affected in human‐dominated landscapes is vital for informing management and conserving biodiversity – particularly where species influence important ecosystem functions. Digging, mycophagous (‘fungus‐eating’) mammals play various such roles, including the dispersal of hypogeal (‘truffle‐like’) fungi. The endangered, mycophagous southern...

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10.1111/aec.12960
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