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侵袭性灌木会对三种常见的小哺乳动物物种的秋季活动产生不同的改变

Brian Connolly1,2, Chad R Zirbel3, Carson Keller3

  • 1Biology Department, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, USA.

Ecology
|July 23, 2024
PubMed
概括

像秋季橄和阿穆尔蜜这样的侵入性灌木改变了小型哺乳动物的季节性活动,延长了一些物种的食期. 这种植物入侵影响了生态相互作用和动物生理学.

关键词:
侵入性植物 侵入性植物现象学 (phenology) 是一种现象学.季节性活动是季节性活动.小哺乳动物 小哺乳动物在Torporpor上,我们可以看到.

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