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Food Habits and Anthropogenic Supplementation in Coyote Diets along an Urban–Rural Gradient
Coyotes are recent colonists of the Southeast and have broadened their niche to include exploitation of urban areas. The aim of this study was to examine diet of coyotes inhabiting areas of differential development by humans and assess prevalence of anthropogenic feeding, to detect a possible shift
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