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Integrating Nutrition and Stress Into Life History Stages of Wild Free-Ranging Female Pronghorn
Studies addressing seasonal changes in diet quality and hormones are important for understanding the interactions between ecology and physiology. We collected fecal samples from free-ranging adult female pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) to examine the relationships between indicators of nutrition a
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