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Oregon Oligo-Miocene herbivore community structure: Insights from morphology and stable isotope analysis
Extant ungulates exhibit a wide range of niche-partitioning strategies to reduce competition. Niche partitioning is thought to facilitate species coexistence in highly diverse communities. However, how ungulates partitioned plant-food resources in the past and how those relationships changed over ti
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