Flying squirrels use a mortise-tenon structure to fix nuts on understory twigs

  1. Han Xu
  2. Lian Xia
  3. John R Spence
  4. Mingxian Lin
  5. Chunyang Lu
  6. Yanpeng Li
  7. Jie Chen
  8. Tushou Luo
  9. Yide Li
  10. Suqin Fang  Is a corresponding author
  1. Chinese Academy of Forestry, China
  2. Hainan University, China
  3. University of Alberta, Canada
  4. Sun Yat-sen University, China

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  1. Han Xu
  2. Lian Xia
  3. John R Spence
  4. Mingxian Lin
  5. Chunyang Lu
  6. Yanpeng Li
  7. Jie Chen
  8. Tushou Luo
  9. Yide Li
  10. Suqin Fang
(2023)
Flying squirrels use a mortise-tenon structure to fix nuts on understory twigs
eLife 12:e84967.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.84967

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