The modularity of seed dispersal: differences in structure and robustness between bat– and bird–fruit networks
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Pedro Jordano | Paulo R. Guimarães | Marcus A. M. de Aguiar | Marco A. R. Mello | Flavia Maria Darcie Marquitti | P. Jordano | E. Kalko | P. Guimarães | Elisabeth K. V. Kalko | M. Mello | F. M. Marquitti | M. D. Aguiar | F. M. D. Marquitti
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