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Williams, C. B. (1936) A Modified Greenwich Night-Cloud Recorder Used for Ecological Work. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 348pp. doi:10.2307/1038

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TitleA Modified Greenwich Night-Cloud Recorder Used for Ecological Work
JournalThe Journal of Animal Ecology
AuthorsWilliams, C. B.Author
Year1936 (November)Volume5
Issue2
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1038
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Plain TextWilliams, C. B. (1936) A Modified Greenwich Night-Cloud Recorder Used for Ecological Work. The Journal of Animal Ecology, 5 (2). 348pp. doi:10.2307/1038
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