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Asynchrony, fragmentation, and scale determine benefits of landscape heterogeneity to mobile herbivores.

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Asynchrony, fragmentation, and scale determine benefits of landscape heterogeneity to mobile herbivores. (English)

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Kate R Searle

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Stefan T Jaronski

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10.1007/S00442-010-1610-8

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