An application of line-transect sampling methods for estimating waterfowl pair and brood densities in large marshes /

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TextSummary: Annual variatoins in breeding waterfowl abundance have been monitored at the 42,000 ha Cumberland Marshes Project in Saskatchewan since Ducks Unlimited Canada completed construction in 1980.

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Annual variatoins in breeding waterfowl abundance have been monitored at the 42,000 ha Cumberland Marshes Project in Saskatchewan since Ducks Unlimited Canada completed construction in 1980.

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