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Ashlee J Mikkelsen1, Andreas Zedrosser1,2, Agnieszka Sergiel3

  • 1Department of Natural Sciences and Environmental Health University of South-Eastern Norway Borre Vestfold-Telemark Norway.

Ecology and evolution
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PubMed
概括

在瑞典,棕熊的饮食受果的可用性影响,而不仅仅是猎物. 了解植物性食物来源对于预测捕食者对气候变化的反应至关重要.

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乌尔苏斯·阿克托斯 (Ursus arctos) 是一个的动物.棕熊是一个棕熊.肉食动物 肉食动物这是一种万食动物.主要生产率的初级生产率.稳定的同位素是稳定的.

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