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The utility of national ring recoveries for identifying the effects of an exceptional mortality event amongst seabirds

Author(s): Browne, S.J., Clark, J.A. & Peach, W.J.

Published: January 2004  

Journal: Ringing & Migration Volume: 22

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  • Demographics
  • Marine

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