Resource Availability, Sex, and Individual Differences in Exploration Drive Individual Diet Specialization
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Resource Availability, Sex, and Individual Differences in Exploration Drive Individual Diet Specialization
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AMERICAN NATURALIST
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 000-000
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University of Chicago Press
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2022-03-05
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10.1086/719669
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