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Ecological and evolutionary traps
Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 2002 · Vol. 17(10) · pp. 474–480
Martin A. Schlaepfer✉(Cornell University)Michael C. Runge(United States Geological Survey)Paul W. Sherman(Cornell University)
Animal Behavior and ReproductionWildlife Ecology and ConservationPlant and animal studiesEcologyAdaptation (eye)Extinction (optical mineralogy)BiologyHabitatPopulationEcological trapAdaptive valueEvolutionary ecologyEvolutionary biology
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