Persistence and survival of the spider Nephila plumipes in cities: do increased prey resources drive the success of an urban exploiter?

Overview of attention for article published in Urban Ecosystems, December 2015

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RT @realscientists: If you'd like all the nitty gritty details the study is published here https://t.co/jmMDn3nGcd

If you'd like all the nitty gritty details the study is published here https://t.co/jmMDn3nGcd

RT @dieterhochuli: Urban exploiting by golden orb weavers: @LizyLowe links success to increased prey in cities https://t.co/KiQwe3aNBK http…

RT @dieterhochuli: Urban exploiting by golden orb weavers: @LizyLowe links success to increased prey in cities https://t.co/KiQwe3aNBK http…

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