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August 1, 1979Ornithological ApplicationsOpen Access

Anti-Predator Aggression in Birds Nesting in Old Field Habitats: An Experimental Analysis

Bradley M. Gottfried

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Bradley M. Gottfried; Anti-Predator Aggression in Birds Nesting in Old Field Habitats: An Experimental Analysis, The Condor, Volume 81, Issue 3, 1 August 1979,

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