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Are Primates Ecosystem Engineers?

Colin A. Chapman, Tyler R. Bonnell, Jan F. Gogarten, Joanna E. Lambert, Patrick A. Omeja, Dennis Twinomugisha, Michael D. Wasserman, Jessica M. Rothman

2012-12-04articleInternational Journal of Primatology126 citationsclosed

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Primate Behavior and Ecology Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Plant and animal studies

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