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Season-dependent trait-environment filtering influences interaction networks in mixed-species bird flocks.
Seasonal variation can strongly influence species interactions, yet its effects on interaction networks remain poorly understood in tropical and subtropical systems. We surveyed mixed-species bird flocks (MSFs) across 20 2 × 2 km grid cells in a subtropical forest in southern China during breeding a
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