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Valeria Gómez-Silva1,2, Fabian M Jaksic3, Ramiro D Crego4

  • 1Centro Universitario Cabo de Hornos, University of Magallanes, O'Higgins 310, 6350000, Puerto Williams, Chile. valeria.gomez.s@ug.uchile.cl.

Scientific reports
|April 30, 2025
PubMed
概括

像高地 (Chloephaga picta) 这样的岛屿地面筑巢的鸟类适应了对入侵美国子的筑巢策略. 不能飞行的蒸汽 (Tachyeres pteneres) 的变化较少,突出显示了对新型捕食者的多样化的适应反应.

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克洛佩哈加皮卡塔 (Chloephaga picta) 是一个小小的塔希耶斯 (Tachyeres pteneres) 是一个长足的动物.角角角角是世界上最大的角角角.不能飞的蒸汽船.侵袭性捕食者 侵袭性捕食者 侵袭性捕食者高地是高地的一种.

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