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January 1, 1995Northwestern Naturalist

Use of Radar to Study the Movements of Marbled Murrelets at Inland Sites

Thomas E. Hamer Brian A. Cooper C. John Ralph

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Thomas E. Hamer, Brian A. Cooper, C. John Ralph, Use of Radar to Study the Movements of Marbled Murrelets at Inland Sites, Northwestern Naturalist, Vol. 76, No. 1, Symposium Issue: Biology of the Marbled Murrelet: Inland and at the Sea (Spring, 1995), pp. 73-78

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