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Yearly variation in individual diet specialization: Evidence from cave salamanders
Individual diet specialization is a key behavioral trait, with multifaceted impacts on population dynamics. Long-term studies are fundamental to properly understand such dynamics and their main causes. Indeed, individuals may vary from specialism to generalism in response to multiple biological and
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