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January 1, 2007American EntomologistOpen Access

Establishing the Presence and Absence of Overwintering Colonies of the Monarch Butterfly in Mexico by the Use of Small Aircraft

D. A. Slayback Lincoln P. Brower Linda S. Fink

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Daniel A. Slayback, Lincoln P. Brower, Maria Isabel Ramírez, Linda S. Fink; Establishing the Presence and Absence of Overwintering Colonies of the Monarch

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a95d3a3ca285b6008e6c96b https://doi.org/10.1093/ae/53.1.28

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