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From individuals to populations : the direct and indirect effects of predation on waterfowl nest success / Joshua T. Ackerman.

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Ackerman, J.T

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TextSeries: Thesis. (Ph.D.)Publication details: CA : University of California, Davis, 2002.Description: 182 pOnline resources:

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