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The Effect of Architectural Variation in Habitat on a Spider Community: An Experimental Field Study -- With Special Reference to Resource Partitioning
Spider community acceptance of, and segregation by, architectural configuration was investigated for the spiders of Green Canyon in northern Utah. Modular habitat units consisting of 30.48 centimeter (1 foot) cubes of chicken wire supporting internal strands of macrame jute tied in different orthogo
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