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Publications by W.-J. Emsens
Thieving Rodents as Substitute Dispersers of Megafaunal Seeds
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Multidisciplinary
Restoration of Endangered Fen Communities: The Ambiguity of Iron-Phosphorus Binding and Phosphorus Limitation
Journal of Applied Ecology
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Frugivory and Potential of Birds as Dispersers of Siparuna Guianensis
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Use Rodents as an Indicator of Environmental Pollution
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