Environmental DNA sampling reveals high occupancy rates of invasive Burmese pythons at wading bird breeding aggregations in the central Everglades

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20 May 2019

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RT @EcoInvasions: New study out of Florida: Burmese pythons occupy areas where wading birds have breeding colonies. The pythons "can consum…

21 Apr 2019

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RT @EcoInvasions: New study out of Florida: Burmese pythons occupy areas where wading birds have breeding colonies. The pythons "can consum…

18 Apr 2019

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New study out of Florida: Burmese pythons occupy areas where wading birds have breeding colonies. The pythons "can consume large quantities of prey and may not be recognized as predators by wading birds" Invasive pythons = the gift that keeps on giving. h

18 Apr 2019

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