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Published 1987 | Version v1
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Disturbance, Pollinator Predictability, and Pollination Success Among Costa Rican Cloud Forest Plants

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(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) Cloud forest at Monteverde, Costa Rica experiences frequent natural disturbance. To determine whether species interactions vary spatially due to physical heterogeneity produced by disturbance, we examined relationships between 22 plant species and 11 nectar-feeding bird species in 14 study plots distributed among three patch types: large landslide-like gaps (hand-cleared areas along a trail), small gaps (formed by recent treefalls), and understory of closed-canopy forest.

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10.2307/1939214

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Mammalia
Kingdom
Animalia
Order
Chiroptera
Phylum
Chordata