Using stable isotope to compare the habitat use and trophic level between the new and old breeding range of wild Crested Ibis in the early breeding season
Authors:
- Xianglong XuXXXianglong Xu
- Jiahu JiangJJJiahu Jiang
- Yu LeiYLYu Lei
- Chao WangCWChao Wang
- Baoping QingBQBaoping Qing
- Changqing DingCDChangqing Ding
Open Access
- 1 January 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by KEAI Publishing in Avian Research
- Vol. 13
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