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Title
Trophic interactions and dynamic herbivore responses to snowpack
Author(s)
Brodie, J.F., Post, E., Berger, J., and F. Watson
Published
2014
Publisher
Climate Change Responses
Published Version DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/s40665-014-0004-2
Abstract
Trophic interactions and population structure can shape how climate change influences ecosystems by modifying herbivore responses to environmental conditions. Predation can influence herbivore behaviour and demography, but how changes in predation and population structure affect herbivore distribution across abiotic gradients remains little known. This study assesses whether predators altered the response of different age and sex classes of a dominant ungulate herbivore to changing abiotic conditions.
Full Citation
Brodie, J.F., Post, E., Berger, J., and F. Watson (2014). “Trophic interactions and dynamic herbivore responses to snowpack.” Climate Change Responses 1(4).
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