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Our paper highlighted in Functional Ecology
Our paper on the functional morphology of flight feathers was appreciated by a Functional Ecology Spotlight written by Luke K. Butler. Moreover, the cover image of the issue shows a common tern Sterna hirundo hovering above the water of the … Continue reading
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