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Using Taxonomy to Predict Success among Introduced Avifauna: Relative Importance of Transport and Establishment

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Using Taxonomy to Predict Success among Introduced Avifauna: Relative Importance of Transport and Establishment (English)

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Julie L. Lockwood

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June 1999

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Conservation Biology

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13

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3

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560-567

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Using Taxonomy to Predict Success among Introduced Avifauna: Relative Importance of Transport and Establishment

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