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When to go, where to stop.
Record no:
58654
Author:
Sugden, Andrew M.
;
Pennisi, Elizabeth
Year:
2006
Series:
SCIENCE. 11 August 2006, v.313 no 5788 : p. 775
Subject:
Animal migration
;
Human beings - Migrations
;
Notes:
Introduction to special section "Migration and dispersal".
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