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Why Woodcock Commute: Testing the Foraging-Benefit and Predation-Risk Hypotheses
Scientific research article by Roger J. Masse, et al, in 2013
Behavioral Ecology
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Masse_et_al_2013_Why_woodcock_commute.pdf
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