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ニュージーランドの鳥類における絶滅と導入:原因と結果?

J M Diamond, C R Veitch

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |January 30, 1981
    PubMed
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    導入されたエキゾチックな鳥類は,ニュージーランドの島々で先住種の絶滅の原因にはなりません. 哺乳類の捕食者と生息地の変化によって引き起こされる先住民族の絶滅は,異国鳥類の侵入の機会を生み出します. ", メタ_記述= メタ_記述=

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