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. 2024 Jul 31;11(7):240409. doi: 10.1098/rsos.240409

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The study area (red outline on the inset map) extended through central South America along Bolivia (the country in red) in a mainly north–south direction — The study area (red outline on the inset map) extended through central South America along Bolivia (the country in red) in a mainly north–south direction. Black dots (n = 21; carcasses available for the five-species avian scavenger guild) and white squares (n = 24; carcasses available for the three-species one) show the distribution of placed carcasses. Boxes (a) and (b) (photos from the same carcass site) show the species exclusive to the five-species guild (King and Black vultures; and Southern Caracara), box (c) shows the species exclusive to the three-species guild (Mountain Caracara). The Andean Condor and the Turkey Vulture appear in the three boxes.