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History of Wading Bird Populations in the Florida Everglades: A Lesson in the Use of Historical Information

Paula C. Frohring Dorothy P. Voorhees James A. Kushlan

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Paula C. Frohring, Dorothy P. Voorhees, James A. Kushlan, History of Wading Bird Populations in the Florida Everglades: A Lesson in the Use of Historical Information, Colonial Waterbirds, Vol. 11, No. 2 (1988), pp. 328-335

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