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The Geographical Mosaic of Myrmecochory in a Global Biodiversity Hotspot and the Fate of Myrmecochorous Seeds Dispersed by a Keystone Seed Disperser

Neil McCoy

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North Carolina State University Theses Zoology.

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North Carolina State University Theses Zoology.

Key concepts: Seed dispersal, Seed dispersal syndrome, Biology, Biological dispersal, Mutualism (biology), Ecology, Diaspore (botany), Seedling

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