Resource Specialization is a theoretical construct in ecology that denotes the degree to which a species relies on a narrow subset of resources within its environment, distinguishing it from generalist strategies by its restricted ecological niche breadth.
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Specialization: Species Property or Local Phenomenon?
Laurel R. Fox, P. A. Morrow · Science · 1981 · 858 citations
MEASURING INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL RESOURCE SPECIALIZATION
Daniel I. Bolnick, Louie H. Yang, James A. Fordyce et al. · Ecology · 2002 · 637 citations · Full text
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