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Deer in forested areas Deer in forested areas
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T.J. Floyd, L.D. Mech, M.E. Nelson
Dusky salamanders (mountains) Dusky salamanders (mountains)
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R.J. Hall
Extraction and investigative techniques for study of interstitial waters of unconsolidated sediments: A review Extraction and investigative techniques for study of interstitial waters of unconsolidated sediments: A review
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P.A. Kriukov, Frank T. Manheim
Field feeding by Cygnus columbianus columbianus in Maryland Field feeding by Cygnus columbianus columbianus in Maryland
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R. E. Munro
Food habits of feral burros and desert bighorn sheep in Death Valley National Monument Food habits of feral burros and desert bighorn sheep in Death Valley National Monument
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T. Ginnett, C. L. Douglas
GC-MS analysis of 2H- and 15N- labeled analogues of N-nitroso-2(3',7'-dimethyl-2', 6'=octadienyl) aminoethlanoles in organic tissues GC-MS analysis of 2H- and 15N- labeled analogues of N-nitroso-2(3',7'-dimethyl-2', 6'=octadienyl) aminoethlanoles in organic tissues
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S. L. Abidi, A.L. Idelson
Gentle release of captive, parent-reared Mississippi sandhill cranes into the wild Gentle release of captive, parent-reared Mississippi sandhill cranes into the wild
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P.J. Zwank, S.R. Derrickson
Growth faulting and salt diapirism; their relationship and control in the Carolina Trough, eastern North America Growth faulting and salt diapirism; their relationship and control in the Carolina Trough, eastern North America
The Carolina Trough is a long, linear, continental margin basin off eastern North America. Salt domes along the trough's seaward side show evidence of active diapirism and a normal growth fault along its landward side has been continually active at least since the end of the Jurassic. This steep fault extends to a strong reflection event at about 11 km depth that may represent the top of...
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William P. Dillon, Peter Popenoe, John A. Grow, Kim D. Klitgord, B. Ann Swift, Charles K. Paull, Katharine V. Cashman
Hormonal treatment and flight feather molt in immature Sandhill Cranes Hormonal treatment and flight feather molt in immature Sandhill Cranes
Molt, the production of a new generation of feathers, is a poorly understood physiological phenomenon in nondomestic birds. Often in large birds like geese, flight is restricted by clipping the primary remiges on 1 wing and flight is restored after the molt when the primaries are replaced. A similar technique would be desirable for use with cranes conditioned for release to the native...
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G.F. Gee