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1by Gauthier, G., Doyle, F., Gilg, O., Menyushina, I., Morrison, R., Ovsyanikov, N., Pokrovsky, I., Reid, D., Sokolov, A., Therrien, J.Get access
Published 2011
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2by Dietz, R., Riget, F., Olsen, M.T., Sonne, C., Born, E., Grandjean, P., Kirkegaard, M., Asmund, G., Bagøe, H., Boertman, D., Falk, K., Fjeldsaa, J., Egevang, C., Wille, F., Møller, SørenGet access
Published 2004
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3by Buquet, Thierry“... Russia through Central Asia; Gyrfalcons were also popular in Europe, praised as one of the noblest birds...”
Published 2021
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4by Buquet, Thierry“... Russia through Central Asia; Gyrfalcons were also popular in Europe, praised as one of the noblest birds...”
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7by Lovegrove, Roger“..., and marshes. The only ones to disappear through direct persecution were the largest birds of prey—Osprey, Sea...”
Published 2007
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8“... for scavenger species. In Europe, saturnism in birds of prey has been quite rarely described and some reports...”
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9by Coeurdassier, Michaël, Fritsch, Clémentine, Jacquot, Marion, van den Brink, Nico, Giraudoux, Patrick“... but also because they may represent important pathways of poisoning for birds of prey and carnivore mammals...”
Published 2017
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10“... for studies of birds of prey. Journal of Raptor Research 28: 143-148.", "O'Neill, M.G. and R.J. Taylor 1986...”
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11“... for studies of birds of prey. Journal of Raptor Research 28: 143-148.", "O'Neill, M.G. and R.J. Taylor 1986...”
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