Vertical Stratification of Figs and Fig-Eaters in a Bornean Lowland Rain Forest: How Is the Canopy Different?

Fig trees (Ficus spp; Moraceae) are a common constituent of many tropical forests, where they produce figs that are eaten by a wide range of bird and mammal species. In our Bornean field site six Ficus seed dispersal guilds can be recognised, differentially attracting subsets of the frugivore commun...

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