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Our experiment revealed unexpected behavioral strategies involved in seed predation of Mabea fistulifera by fish ( Brycon cephalus ), including temporal storage of seeds in the stomach followed by regurgitation and reingestion of individual seeds. Larger fish were faster at removing the seed coat and exposing the endosperm, due to precise oral manipulation of seeds. Abstract in Portuguese is available with online material
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