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Effects on wildlife of newer pesticides and other pollutants
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W. H. Stickel
The natural history of Lisianski Island, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
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R. B. Clapp, W. O. Wirtz
Field ecology investigations of the effects of selected pesticides on wildlife populations
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L. C. McEwen, J.O. Ells
Experimental duck hunting seasons, San Luis Valley, Colorado, 1963-1970
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Richard M. Hopper, Aelred D. Geis, Jack R. Grieb, Lewis Nelson
The band-tailed pigeon in Utah: Results of the Utah segment of the four corners cooperative band-tailed pigeon investigation
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J.C. Pederson, D.H. Nish
An experimental translocation of the eastern timber wolf
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T.F. Weise, W. L. Robinson, R.A. Hook, L. D. Mech
Current techniques in the study of elusive wilderness carnivores
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L. D. Mech
Urban planning and urban wildlife, a case study of a planned city near Washington, D.C
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A. D. Geis
The costs and effects of chronic exposure to low-level pollutants in the environment
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L. F. Stickel
Lead and delta-ALAD enzyme in canvasbacks: A 3-year survey
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M. P. Dieter, M. T. Finley
Some effects of pollutants in terrestrial ecosystems
Summary: Pollutants tend to simplify plant and animal communities by causing a progressive loss of species. At the extreme, this leads to erosion and loss of soil fertility. Weedy, broadly adapted species increase. Among animals, carnivorous species and groups are often the first to suffer. This is partly because of their exposure at the top of the food chain, and partly, it appears, because of
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W. H. Stickel