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Substrate availability may be more important than aquatic insect abundance in the distribution of riparian orb-web spiders in the tropics.
Bibliographic Details
Main Author:
Chan, Eric K. W.
Other Authors:
Dudgeon, David
,
Zhang, Yixin
Format:
Article
Language:
Spanish
Subjects:
Hábitad
Vegetación
Trópicos
Insectos
Sustratos
Agua
Artículos de revista
Holdings
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