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Identifying Factors Influencing Habitat Use and Selection by Northern Pintails (Anas acuta) within a Rice-crawfish Dominated Agricultural System
Southwest Louisiana is an important overwintering region for waterfowl, which provides a mosaic of habitat types supporting diverse species annually. Following agricultural intensification, coastal prairies of southwest Louisiana were reshaped into a landscape dominated by agricultural production, w
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