Cascading impacts of large-carnivore extirpation in an African ecosystem

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@LauraEllenDee @algaebarnacle @DanaMorton @AislynAKeyes Do you have already this example from Africa? https://t.co/IDvPZewcj6

Reading this inspiring paper by @JustineABecker 🤩 I do observational stuff, and find the experimental approach so powerful. Also "the influence of carnivores on behavioral variation within ungulate pops, & its potential evolutionary significance, rem…

@SophieLGilbert @ben_a_goldfarb @edyong209 @ClaytonTLamb Yes great points. Reminds me of this paper, where they experimentally simulate predator presence to examine trophic cascades. It seemed to work in areas with no predators, at least temporarily. Wo…

RT @BoixRichter: Puede decirse que los paisajes de miedo acabaron modificando el paisaje y el ecosistema. Esta semana, se ha publicado un e…

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