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J Brian Davis

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|Jul 12, 2024

Wood ducks and hooded mergansers as interspecific brood parasites: An evaluation of parasitic egg survival.

Dylan L Bakner, Kevin M Ringelman, Larry A Reynolds

|May 04, 2022

Mottled Duck introductions to South Carolina: The ugly, the bad, and the good?

J Brian Davis

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