Indirect commensalism between an introduced apex predator and a native avian predator
Abstract
In ecosystems, some organisms facilitate others indirectly, by interacting with one or more common mediator organisms. Thus, the indirect effects of introducing or removing species can be resonant, sometimes leading to successional extinctions. The dingo (Canis dingo) is the apex predator in Australian deserts and was introduced to the continent between 3000 and 5000 years ago. Dingoes suppress the abundances of introduced mesopredators, the red...
Paper Details
Title
Indirect commensalism between an introduced apex predator and a native avian predator
Published Date
Jun 3, 2019
Volume
28
Issue
10
Pages
2687 - 2700
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