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Fig. 4 in How does anthropogenic food influence the trophic ecology of Rocky Mountain Red Fox?

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Authors: Burkholder, Emily N; Stephenson, John; Hegg, Sarah; Gustine, David; Robinson, Tim; Holbrook, Joseph D;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20654031

Fig. 4 in How does anthropogenic food influence the trophic ecology of Rocky Mountain Red Fox?

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Fig. 4. Isotopic niche space (per mil2) estimated for hair and whisker samples from Rocky Mountain Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes macroura; n = 58) in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, 2016 to 2021. Panel A combines all individuals in summer (triangles) and winter (circles) at a 95% contour. Panel B and C compare the isotopic niche space of adults (triangles) and juveniles (circles) at a 95% contour during summer (B) and winter (C).

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