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February 1, 1986Journal of Animal Ecology

Feeding Niche Overlap and Food Selection in Smooth and Palmate Newts, Triturus vulgaris and T. helveticus, at a Pond in Mid-Wales

Richard A. Griffiths

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R. A. Griffiths, Feeding Niche Overlap and Food Selection in Smooth and Palmate Newts, Triturus vulgaris and T. helveticus, at a Pond in Mid-Wales, Journal of Animal Ecology, Vol. 55, No. 1 (Feb., 1986), pp. 201-214

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