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Endoparasites of the Imperial Cormorant (Leucocarbo atriceps) in the Falkland Islands : investigation of secondary hosts and detection methods
Seabirds are important apex predators and valuable sentinels of marine ecosystem health. Because they integrate signals from multiple trophic levels, their diet provides important insights into marine food-web dynamics, gastrointestinal parasite fauna, and the impacts of human activities. Changes in
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