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Direct and indirect interactions between owls, mice and nocturnal seabirds: integrating marine and terrestrial food webs
Author: Thomsen, Sarah K.
Date created: 2017-07-31
The Impacts of Wind Speed Trends and Long-term Variability in Relation to Hydroelectric Reservoir Inflows on Wind Power in the Pacific Northwest
Author: Cross, Benjamin David
Date created: 2013-11-19

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