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Teresa Oliveira1, Jenny Mattisson2, Kristina Vogt3

  • 1Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

The Journal of animal ecology
|November 27, 2024
PubMed
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欧亚鱼 (Lynx lynx) 在欧洲各地的食因猎物的可用性和人类影响而有所不同. 大规模的研究显示,鱼能够适应各种环境,这对保护工作至关重要.

关键词:
欧亚 lynx lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx 欧亚 lynx欧洲欧洲欧洲欧洲欧洲欧洲欧洲寻找料,寻找其他食物.时间处理时间处理人类影响力对人类的影响杀戮间隔的时间间隔.猎物的可用性 猎物的可用性食者是食尸动物的一种.

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