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October 1, 1995Journal of Wildlife Management

Geographic Variation in Band Reporting Rates for Mallards Based on Reward Banding

James D. Nichols Ronald E. Reynolds Robert J. Blohm Robert E. Trost James E. Hines Judith P. Bladen

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James D. Nichols, Ronald E. Reynolds, Robert J. Blohm, Robert E. Trost, James E. Hines, Judith P. Bladen, Geographic Variation in Band Reporting Rates for Mallards Based on Reward Banding, The Journal of Wildlife Management, Vol. 59, No. 4 (Oct., 1995), pp. 697-708

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