Setting up monitoring and the ringing of rehabilitated birds following the Sea Empress Oil Spill

Author(s): Clark, N.A. & Evans, K.L.

Published: January 1997 Issue No.: 188 Pages: 15pp

ISBN: 1-902576-01-2

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