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Nesting effort by wild mallards with 3 types of radio transmitters / Jay J. Rotella, David W. Howerter, Tomasz P. Sankowski, and James H. Devries.

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Rotella, Jay J

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TextSeries: Journal of Wildlife Management. 57(4) 690-695 Publication details: 1993.Description: illustrations ; 28 cmLOC classification:

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 694-695).

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