Ecological speciation in a generalist consumer expands the trophic niche of a dominant predator
Abstract Ecological speciation – whereby an ancestral founder species diversifies to fill vacant niches – is a phenomenon characteristic of newly formed ecosystems. Despite such ubiquity, ecosystem-level effects of such divergence remain poorly understood. Here, we compared the trophic niche of Euro...
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/756ae4cb7b304243a49e121547f83861 |
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