Temporal and behavioural niche partitioning underlies coexistence within a native‐exotic rodent assemblage exploiting a high‐value limited resource

Niche partitioning is a common strategy species use to avoid competition for limited resources, allowing them to coexist. Rodent species often reduce competition by spatial segregation and trophic differentiation, but behavioural differences, particularly related to foraging, can also be important....

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