Changes in breeding bird populations due to housing development based on bird density and assemblages along urban-rural gradients

Author(s): Henderson, I., Chamberlain, D., Davis, S. & Noble, D.

Published: January 2007 Issue No.: 464 Pages: 62pp

ISBN: 978-1-906204-18-1

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