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Resolving the predator first paradox: Arthropod predator food webs in pioneer sites of glacier forelands

author

Daniela Sint

Michael Traugott

published in: Molecular Ecology

date of publication: 2018-09-07

language: English

main subject: glacier, food web

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Predator personality structures prey communities and trophic cascades.

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Sparing spiders: faeces as a non-invasive source of DNA

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Food Web Designer: a flexible tool to visualize interaction networks

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Intraguild predation in pioneer predator communities of alpine glacier forelands

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Group-specific multiplex PCR detection systems for the identification of flying insect prey

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Arthropod food webs become increasingly lipid-limited at higher trophic levels.

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2013-10-02

Ancient carbon from a melting glacier gives high ¹⁴C age in living pioneer invertebrates

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DNA-based analysis of regurgitates: a noninvasive approach to examine the diet of invertebrate consumers

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Advances in multiplex PCR: balancing primer efficiencies and improving detection success

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Optimizing methods for PCR-based analysis of predation

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2011-07-26

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