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Decomposing recruitment limitation for an avian dispersed rain forest tree in an anciently fragmented landscape

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Fig. 1. Topographic map of the study area showing the location of forest patches (S1 -S2 and L1 -L3) on coastal mountaintops
Table 1. Forest patch characterization. Values in parentheses are the relative proportions of female densities and basal areas, with respect to the total number of trees
Fig. 3. Observed probability distributions of distances of dispersed Aextoxicon seeds to their seed sources (reproductive female trees) in three large forest patches (L1, L2, L3) located in Fray Jorge National Park

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