Habitat selection by terrestrial birds on Pemba Island (Tanzania), with particular reference to six endemic taxa

Author(s): Catry, P., Mellanby, R., Ali Suleiman, K., Haji Salim, K., Hughes, M., McKean, M., Anderson, N., Constant, G., Heany, V., Martin, G., Armitage, M. & Wilson, M.

Published: January 2000

Journal: Biological Conservation Volume: 95

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1016/S0006-3207(00)00044-6

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