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Evolutionary implications of fruit-processing limitations in cedar waxwings
D. J. Levey, A. Grajal
Biology
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
fruit
98%
seed
84%
pulp
46%
seed size
15%
consumption
13%
packaging
10%
trade-off
10%
sugar
9%
amino acid
8%
assimilation
8%
nutrient
6%
rate
3%
Agriculture & Biology
fruits
57%
seeds
51%
pulp
40%
Bombycilla cedrorum
17%
fruit consumption
12%
seed size
10%
free amino acids
9%
assimilation (physiology)
9%
packaging
8%
intestines
8%
sugars
6%
nutrients
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Seeds
100%
Fruit
92%
Monosaccharides
11%
Product Packaging
10%
Intestines
8%
Nutrients
7%
Amino Acids
6%