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Flying between raindrops: Strong seasonal turnover of several Lepidoptera groups in lowland rainforests of Mount Cameroon

author

Vincent Maicher

Lukasz Przybylowicz

Štěpán Janeček

Eric B. Fokam

Tomasz Pyrcz

Robert Tropek

Szabolcs Sáfián

Mercy Murkwe

published in: Ecology and Evolution

date of publication: 2018-12-03

language: English

main subject: rainforest, Cameroon, Lepidoptera, Mount Cameroon

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