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    A novel trophic cascade between cougars and feral donkeys shapes desert wetlands; Erick J. Lundgren;2021

    OWHO Review - While we disagree with much of the extinctiontheory of our wild equids, and the use of the word feral in this study, we support the author's opinion that our wild burros have a place in our desert ecosystems. This study reveals the relationship of wild burros to the natural predators they have, to the other wild species living in this ecosystem, and the contributions they make to the biodiversity of the area.

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