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The value of nest boxes in the research and management of Australian hollow-using arboreal marsupials
Record no:
49820
Author:
Beyer, Georgia L.
;
Goldingay, Ross
Year:
2005
Series:
WILDLIFE RESEARCH. 2006 v.33, no. 3 : 161-174 [kept P591.994 [P2]
Subject:
Marsupials - Australia
;
Marsupials - Reproduction
;
Cavity-nesting animals
;
Habitat (Ecology) - Australia
;
Wildlife conservation - Australia
;
Animal housing
;
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