Denning, metabolic suppression, and the realisation of ecological opportunities in Ursidae
@article{Fowler2021DenningMS, title={Denning, metabolic suppression, and the realisation of ecological opportunities in Ursidae}, author={Nicholas L. Fowler and Thomas J. Spady and Guiming Wang and Bruce D. Leopold and Jerrold L. Belant}, journal={Mammal Review}, year={2021} }
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