Multi-scale relationships between vegetation pattern and breeding birds in the upland margins (ffridd) of North Wales

Author(s): Conway, G.J. & Fuller, R.J.

Published: January 2010 Issue No.: 566 Pages: 65pp

ISBN: 1-906204-86-0

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Rob Fuller

Honorary Research Fellow

Greg Conway

Senior Research Ecologist

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