Trends in abundance of Semipalmated sandpipers: Evidence from the arctic
Smith, P. A.;Gratto-Trevor, C. L.;Collins, B. T.;Fellows, S. D.;Lanctot, R. B.;Liebezeit, J.;McCaffery, B. J.;Tracy, D.;Rausch, J.;Kendall, S.;Zack, S.;Gates, H. R.
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Smith, P. A.;Gratto-Trevor, C. L.;Collins, B. T.;Fellows, S. D.;Lanctot, R. B.;Liebezeit, J.;McCaffery, B. J.;Tracy, D.;Rausch, J.;Kendall, S.;Zack, S.;Gates, H. R. (2012). Trends in abundance of Semipalmated sandpipers: Evidence from the arctic. Waterbirds. http://dx.doi.org/10.1675/063.035.0111
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- Title
- Trends in abundance of Semipalmated sandpipers: Evidence from the arctic
- URL
- http://dx.doi.org/10.1675/063.035.0111
- Published
- 2012-12-31
- Author(s)
- Smith, P. A.;Gratto-Trevor, C. L.;Collins, B. T.;Fellows, S. D.;Lanctot, R. B.;Liebezeit, J.;McCaffery, B. J.;Tracy, D.;Rausch, J.;Kendall, S.;Zack, S.;Gates, H. R.
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- Waterbirds
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