Reed et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Shorebird hunting in Barbados: Using stable isotopes to link the harvest at a migratory stopover site with sources of productionReed et al., 2018
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- Reed E
- Kardynal K
- Horrocks J
- Hobson K
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- The Condor: Ornithological Applications
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Understanding spatial connectivity of long-distance migrants is important for effective management and conservation of both game and nongame species. Hunting of Nearctic- breeding shorebirds occurs in the Caribbean and northern South America; however, the …
- 241000272161 Charadriiformes 0 title abstract description 77
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