ArticleEcology and evolution2021
Assessing the nutritional consequences of switching foraging behavior in wood bison.
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- Assessing the nutritional consequences of switching foraging behavior in wood bison.Ecology and evolution · 2021Article
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Abstract
Diet is one of the most common traits used to organize species of animals into niches. For ruminant herbivores, the breadth and uniqueness of their dietary niche are placed on a spectrum from browsers that consume woody (i.e., browse) and herbaceous (i.e., forbs) plants, to grazers with graminoid-rich diets. However, seasonal changes in plant availability and quality can lead to switching of their dietary niche, even within species. In this study, we examined whether a population of wood bison (
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