id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
consilience-4674	Bernard, Miranda; Menz, Alyssa; Booth, Laura	The Longevity of the Magnet Effect: Fire-Herbivory Interactions in Central Kenya	2015	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2354	136	62	While the process of the magnet effect has been described, neither its longevity nor the manner through which fire intensity affects its strength is understood. In this study, we explored whether the increase in herbivory pressure predicted by the magnet effect is maintained over long periods after a fire, how fire intensity influences the strength of the magnet effect, and which feeder types are most influenced by the magnet effect.	cache/consilience-4674.pdf	txt/consilience-4674.txt