Note: Have Black Rats Evolved a Culturally-Transmitted Technique of Pinecone Opening Independently in Cyprus and Israel?

Eva Landová · Ivan Horáček · Daniel Frynta

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(2006). Note: Have Black Rats Evolved a Culturally-Transmitted Technique of Pinecone Opening Independently in Cyprus and Israel? Israel Journal of Ecology & Evolution: Vol. 52, No. 2, pp. 151-158.

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