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Breeding and Molting Periods in a Costa Rican Population of the Andean Sparrow

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Larry L. Wolf; Breeding and Molting Periods in a Costa Rican Population of the Andean Sparrow, The Condor, Volume 71, Issue 2, 1 April 1969, Pages 212–219, http

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