Large carnivores make savanna tree communities less thorny
Adam T. Ford(University of British Columbia), Robert M. Pringle(Princeton University), Lynne A. Isbell(Mpala Research Center and Wildlife Foundation), Laura R. Bidner(Mpala Research Center and Wildlife Foundation), Jacob R. Goheen(University of Wyoming), Roșie Woodroffe(Zoological Society of London), Tobias O. Otieno(Mpala Research Center and Wildlife Foundation), Todd M. Palmer(University of Florida), David Ward(Kent State University)
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