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Microbiome diversity and vertebrates that fly
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English: Microbiome diversity and vertebrates that fly Whereas flight (filled shapes) has only evolved once in birds (in red) and once in mammals (in blue), both classes span orders of magnitude in size and contain species with diets that range from 0 to 100% plant material. These traits may be useful for mechanistic hypothesis generation and testing regarding microbiome diversity. |
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| Source | [1] doi:10.1128/mBio.00153-20 |
| Author | Sarah M. Hird |
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