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Lemmen, Kimberley D., Pennekamp, Frank (2024) Food web context modifies predator foraging and weakens trophic interaction strength. Ecology Letters, 27 (7) doi:10.1111/ele.14475

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TitleFood web context modifies predator foraging and weakens trophic interaction strength
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AuthorsLemmen, Kimberley D.Author
Pennekamp, FrankAuthor
Year2024 (July)Volume27
Issue7
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1111/ele.14475Search in ResearchGate
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