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Incubation Schedules of Four Species of Calidridine Sandpipers at Barrow, Alaska

David W. Norton

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David W. Norton; Incubation Schedules of Four Species of Calidridine Sandpipers at Barrow, Alaska, The Condor, Volume 74, Issue 2, 1 April 1972, Pages 164–176,

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