A review of the ecological and evolutionary implications of food subsidies from humans. The companion cites it, with Richardson et al., for ecologists counting refuse-fed rats as naturalized. This motivates a commensal variant of the trophic-independence test that would leave free goods out, beside the strict test that counts them at what they would cost.
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- Ecology: energetics, niches & interactions
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@article{oro2013ecological,
title = {Ecological and Evolutionary Implications of Food Subsidies from Humans},
author = {Daniel Oro and Meritxell Genovart and Giacomo Tavecchia and Mike S. Fowler and Alejandro Mart\'nez-Abra\'n},
year = {2013},
journal = {Ecology Letters},
doi = {10.1111/ele.12187},
}