Predictors of foraging plasticity by greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus roseus) in intertidal soft sediments

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Greater flamingos employ different strategies to feed, resulting in contrasting and conspicuous foraging structures being created in the benthos. https://t.co/uxUNE9bQUP https://t.co/VyvowkFNZ1

30 Apr 2019

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New flamingo science in the journal of Marine Biology. Flamingos are predators of the fauna that lives within marine sediments. Nice work on how they use different forage techniques. https://t.co/S8EDGnYOuV https://t.co/S8EDGnYOuV

28 Mar 2019

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Predictors of foraging plasticity by greater flamingo ( Phoenicopterus roseus ) in intertidal soft sediments https://t.co/9FMcZ7n6aM https://t.co/sCVDm5V6yn

14 Mar 2019

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