ArticleAnimals : an open access journal from MDPI2025
DNA Metabarcoding Unveils Habitat-Linked Dietary Variation in Aerial Insectivorous Birds.
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- Correction: Arazmi et al. DNA Metabarcoding Unveils Habitat-Linked Dietary Variation in Aerial Insectivorous Birds.Animals : an open access journal from MDPI · 2025Article
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Abstract
The conversion of tropical forests into urban and agriculture landscapes may alter insect populations through habitat disturbance and impact the diets of aerial insectivores. Most dietary studies on aerial insectivores have limitation on identifying prey at higher taxonomic levels in broad landscapes, restricting species-level identification and thus making a detailed dietary comparison impossible. This study examines the dietary changes through adaptation of house-farm swiftlets (
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