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Santana, Sharlene E.; Geipel, Inga; Dumont, Elizabeth R.; Kalka, Margareta B.; Kalko, Elisabeth Klara Viktoria (2011)Ecological specialization and resource partitioning are expected to be particularly high in the species-rich communities of tropical vertebrates, yet many species have broader ecological niches than expected. In Neotropical ...
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Santana, Sharlene E.; Strait, Suzanne; Dumont, Elizabeth R. (2011)Summary 1.Mammalian dental morphology and function are strongly linked to diet. Within mammals, phyllostomid bats are the most diverse family in terms of dietary ecology and thus represent a unique opportunity in which to ...
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Santana, Sharlene E.; Dumont, Elizabeth R. (2011)In addition to feeding, many vertebrates use their skulls for other functions that are highly relevant to fitness. One such function is roost excavation by the bat Lophostoma silvicolum. Males of this species use their ...
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Santana, Sharlene E.; Miller, Kimberly E. (2016)
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Mello, Marco A. R.; Felix, Gabriel M.; Pinheiro, Rafael B. P.; Muylaert, Renata L.; Geiselman, Cullen; Santana, Sharlene E.; Tschapka, Marco; Lotfi, Nastaran; Rodrigues, Francisco A.; Stevens, Richard D. (2019)How are ecological systems assembled? Identifying common structural patterns within complex networks of interacting species has been a major challenge in ecology, but researchers have focused primarily on single interaction ...
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Florez-Montero, Guillermo L.; Muylaert, Renata L.; Nogueira, Marcelo R.; Geiselman, Cullen; Santana, Sharlene E.; Stevens, Richard D.; Tschapka, Marco; Rodrigues, Francisco A.; Mello, Marco A. R. (2022)Data papers and open databases have revolutionized contemporary science, as they provide the long-needed incentive to collaborate in large international teams and make natural history information widely available. Nevertheless, ...
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Davis, J. L. D.; Santana, Sharlene E.; Dumont, Elizabeth R.; Grosse, I. R. (2010)Bite force is a measure of whole-organism performance that is often used to investigate the relationships between performance, morphology and fitness. When in vivo measurements of bite force are unavailable, researchers ...
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Dechmann, Dina K. N.; Santana, Sharlene E.; Dumont, Elizabeth R. (2009)The breadth of an animals' ecological niche is circumscribed by its morphology, performance, and behavior, 3 factors that can ultimately affect fitness. We investigated potential behavioral and performance adaptations ...
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