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January 1, 1975Ornithological Monographs

Comparative Behavior of the American Avocet and the Black-Necked Stilt (Recurvirostridae)

Robert Bruce Hamilton

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Robert Bruce Hamilton, Comparative Behavior of the American Avocet and the Black-Necked Stilt (Recurvirostridae), Ornithological Monographs, No. 17, Comparative Behavior of the American Avocet and the Black-Necked Stilt (Recurvirostridae) (1975), pp. iii-vi, 1-98

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