Effects of Water Depth, Cover and Food Resources on Habitat use of Marsh Birds and Waterfowl in Boreal Wetlands of Manitoba, Canada
Authors:
- Mark S. BaschukMBMark S. Baschuk
- Nicola KoperNKNicola Koper
- Dale A. WrubleskiDWDale A. Wrubleski
- Gordon GoldsboroughGGGordon Goldsborough
- 1 March 2012
- journal article
- Published by Waterbird Society in Waterbirds
- Vol. 35 (1) , 44-55
Abstract
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