Isotopic niche overlap between sympatric Australian snubfin and humpback dolphins

Overview of attention for article published in Ecology and Evolution, May 2022

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Nice to see some coverage of our recent paper https://t.co/e4bpj85vkA in @Ecol_Evol showing similar #foraging #ecology for #humpback and #snubfin #dolphins in #Queensland @FlindersMarine @Flinders @FlindersSTEM @UCNZscience @UCNZ @UZH_Science @UZH_en @P…

Living together: How two different #species of dolphins coexist in Australia @flinders https://t.co/rE9Ep4L02w https://t.co/TOaW2T1gCm

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