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Influences of Sanctuary and Disturbance on Northern Pintail (Anas acuta) Movements in southwest Louisiana
ABSTRACT Southwest Louisiana (SWLA) is an important overwintering region for waterfowl, where sanctuaries and public hunting areas are distributed throughout coastal marshes adjacent to an agricultural region. Rice-crawfish fields in the agricultural region can provide high-energy habitats but may e
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