The importance of individual-to-society feedbacks in animal ecology and evolution.
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Hanja B. Brandl | James A. Klarevas-Irby | Kristina B. Beck | D. Farine | G. Carter | D. Papageorgiou | M. Cantor | J. Klarevas-Irby | A. Maldonado‐Chaparro | F. Hillemann | Peng He | Mina Ogino | Lea Prox
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