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1“...The osprey is perhaps our most easily observed bird of prey. Its large, conspicuous nests can...”
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2“... the North Atlantic (4), in a bird of prey in Great Britain (5), in fish and birds from the Netherlands (6...”
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3“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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4“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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5“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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6“.... The accelerometer records head movement to identify when the bird captures prey. The units were later retrieved...”
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7“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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8“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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9“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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10“.... The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird of prey in the world. It can reach the 322 kilometers per hour...”
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11by Palmgren, Helena“... that these isolates were transmitsted to the falcons from a human or domestic animal source. This bird of prey has...”
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12“... and accelerometers. The accelerometer records head movement to identify when the bird captures prey. The units were...”
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13“... and accelerometers. The accelerometer records head movement to identify when the bird captures prey. The units were...”
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14by Young, Euan“...Skuas, similar to many terrestrial birds of prey, show reversed sexual size dimorphism, where...”
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15by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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16by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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17by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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18by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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19by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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20by Lidour, Kevin, Beech, Mark Jonathan“... contamination of ancient faunal accumulations by birds of prey. To date, the possible impact of ospreys...”
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