Unwrapping broken tails: Biological and environmental correlates of predation pressure in limbless reptiles

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Abstract: Studying species interactions in nature often requires elaborated logistics and intense fieldwork. T

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autotomy, biotic interaction, Natural History, reptile ecology, scientific collection, tail loss

Autores:

Abegg A.D., Alaminos E., Angarita-Sierra T., Azevedo W.S., Cabral H., Carvalho P., Cechin S., Citeli N., Costa H.C., Dourado Â.C.M., Duarte A.F.V., França F.G.R., Freire E.M.X., Garcia P.C.A., Guedes J.J.M., Mol R., Montero R., Moraes-da-Silva A., Moura M.R., Passos D.C., Passos P., Perez R., Pleguezuelos J.M., Prado P., Prudente A.L.D.C., Sales R.F.D., Santana D.J., Santos L.C., Silva V.T.C., Sudré V., Torres Carvajal Omar, Torres-Ramírez J.J., Wallach V., Winck G.R.

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