Long term conservation in an arid acacia shrubland is driven by the interaction of fire and grazing

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ConclusionsSuccessful native mammal reintroduction programs mean that we have been able to revisit long-held paradigms around seed predation.As a result, the evidence is growing that mammals were once significant seed predators in arid and semi-arid Australia, and there are broad implications of mammal decline for our contemporary understanding of arid ecology and vegetation dynamics.

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