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Olivia C Hodgson1, Sydney Stark1, Megan K Schall2

  • 1Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, USA.

Ecology
|September 5, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

侵襲的なフラットヘッドキャットフィッシュは 河川の食物網を乱し 地元の種の食事と 食物連鎖を変化させます この捕食者の侵入は サスクエハナ川の生態系構造と エネルギー流れを 変えてしまいます

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ピロディクティス・オリヴァリス食物網侵入生態系について川 川トロフィック分散トロフィックシフトトロフィック破壊仮説トロフィック位置 フラットヘッドキャットフィッシュ

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