The effects of agricultural management on farmland birds

Author(s): Chamberlain, D.E., Fuller, R.J., Shrubb, M., Bunce, R.G.H., Duckworth, J.C., Garthwaite, D.G., Impey, A.J. & Hart, A.D.M.

Published: January 1999 Issue No.: 209 Pages: 254pp

ISBN: 1-902576-12-8

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