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Finch, Deborah M. (1989) Habitat Use and Habitat Overlap of Riparian Birds in Three Elevational Zones. Ecology, 70. 866-880 doi:10.2307/1941355

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TitleHabitat Use and Habitat Overlap of Riparian Birds in Three Elevational Zones
JournalEcology
AuthorsFinch, Deborah M.Author
Year1989 (August)Volume70
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.2307/1941355Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFinch, Deborah M. (1989) Habitat Use and Habitat Overlap of Riparian Birds in Three Elevational Zones. Ecology, 70. 866-880 doi:10.2307/1941355
Plain TextFinch, Deborah M. (1989) Habitat Use and Habitat Overlap of Riparian Birds in Three Elevational Zones. Ecology, 70. 866-880 doi:10.2307/1941355
In(n.d.) Ecology Vol. 70. Wiley

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