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Specialized or opportunistic-how does the high mountain endemic butterfly Erebia nivalis survive in its extreme habitats?
This dataset contains the digitized treatments in Plazi based on the original journal article Ehl, Stefan, Dalstein, Vivian, Tull, Fabienne, Gros, Patrick, Schmitt, Thomas (2016): Specialized or opportunistic-how does the high mountain endemic butterfly Erebia nivalis survive in its extreme habit
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