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    “... to occur as high as 3500-4000 m. Although they occur in a variety of habitats, they prefer shrubby open...”
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    “... to occur as high as 3500-4000 m. Although they occur in a variety of habitats, they prefer shrubby open...”
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    “... as 5% forest cover. In the Russian Far East, they avoid dense forests in favor of open landscapes...”
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    “... as 5% forest cover. In the Russian Far East, they avoid dense forests in favor of open landscapes...”
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    “... as 5% forest cover. In the Russian Far East, they avoid dense forests in favor of open landscapes...”
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    “... as 5% forest cover. In the Russian Far East, they avoid dense forests in favor of open landscapes...”
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    “..., and avoid clearcuts and open habitats. In north-east Belarus, the higher food abundance in woodlands on clay...”
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    “..., and avoid clearcuts and open habitats. In north-east Belarus, the higher food abundance in woodlands on clay...”
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    “... to coastlines (shore fast ice) regularly fractures, providing open leads where seals can breathe. The seasonal...”
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    “... to coastlines (shore fast ice) regularly fractures, providing open leads where seals can breathe. The seasonal...”
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    “... an underestimate. Observations of farmed Guanacos revealed that allosuckling (nursing of non-filial offspring...”
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    “... an underestimate. Observations of farmed Guanacos revealed that allosuckling (nursing of non-filial offspring...”
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    “... not an important habitat for Vicunas); bunchgrass steppes (variable importance); open rocky areas with sparse...”
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    “... not an important habitat for Vicunas); bunchgrass steppes (variable importance); open rocky areas with sparse...”
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    “... densities no doubt varied by location. In forested areas in Canada and the eastern USA, openings and wetland...”
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    “... densities no doubt varied by location. In forested areas in Canada and the eastern USA, openings and wetland...”
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    “... in the open. The Bactrians avoided gravel desert substrate and areas with hard, salt-crusted soil or moving...”
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    “... in the open. The Bactrians avoided gravel desert substrate and areas with hard, salt-crusted soil or moving...”
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    “...An emaciated white-tailed sea eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) from Western Norway was found and nursed...”
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    by Magrath Trading Store
    Published 1990
    “... Watson; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (CONSERVATION ENFORCEMENT) Roy W. Beazer; NURSING DIPLOMA Arlie Letkeman...”
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