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Rapid prey-induced shift in body size in an isolated snake population (Notechis scutatus, Elapidae)
Record no:
53542
Author:
Aubret, Fabien
;
Shine, Richard
Year:
2007
Series:
AUSTRAL ECOLOGY. 2007 v.32 no.8 : 889-899 [kept P574.5 [P4]
Subject:
Body Size
;
Predation (Biology)
;
Tiger snakes
;
Elapidae - Western Australia, Southwestern
;
Carnac Island (W.A.)
;
Island animals - Western Australia
;
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