A new field study reveals that Southern Geladas on Ethiopia's Abune Yosef massif dramatically reorganize their diet, niche breadth, and food preferences between dry and wet seasons, shifting from selective grass-eaters to broad-niched root excavators in one of Earth's harshest Afro-alpine ecosystems.
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