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Developing Methods to Manage Conflicts Between Humans and Birds -- Three Decades of Change at the USDA National Wildlife Research Center

Proceedings of the Vertebrate Pest Conference

doi 10.5070/v420110139

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January 1, 2002

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Mark, E. Tobin

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Developing Methods to Manage Conflicts Between Humans and Birds -- Three Decades of Change at the USDA National Wildlife Research Center

Proceedings of the Vertebrate Pest Conference

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