Resource Switching and Species Coexistence in Guenons: A Community Analysis of Dietary Flexibility

  • Lambert J
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Summary Competition is generally viewed to be an important variable in structuring communities of closely related species occupying similar trophic space and may be most intense over limiting resources. Here, I have evaluated how cercopithecoids with extensive dietary overlap coexist. I examined species patterns of resource switching and expected species differences that relate to differences in digestive strategies between colobines and cercopithecines. Overall, the three cercopithecines had higher frequencies of resource …

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Lambert, J. E. (2004). Resource Switching and Species Coexistence in Guenons: A Community Analysis of Dietary Flexibility. In The Guenons: Diversity and Adaptation in African Monkeys (pp. 309–323). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-48417-x_21

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