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Publications by A. J. Piaggio
Estimating Population Size of Mexican Wolves Noninvasively (Arizona)
Ecological Restoration
Landscape Conservation
Nature
National Wind Technology Center Site Environmental Assessment: Bird and Bat Use and Fatalities -- Final Report; Period of Performance: April 23, 2001 -- December 31, 2002
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