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1by Moore, David Joseph.“... of foraging and chick-provisioning among 23 radio-tagged male common terns nesting at Hamilton Harbour, Lake...”
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2by Arnold, Jennifer M., Tyerman, Donald J., Crump, Doug, Williams, Kim L., Oswald, Stephen A.“... hirundo chicks between 2 and 4 weeks of age at Gull Island in northern Lake Ontario, Canada. Rarely...”
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3by Arnold, Jennifer M., Tyerman, Donald J., Crump, Doug, Williams, Kim L., Oswald, Stephen A.“... hirundo chicks between 2 and 4 weeks of age at Gull Island in northern Lake Ontario, Canada. Rarely...”
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4by Pynenburg, Brendan P., Moore, David J., Quinn, James S.Get access
Published in Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management (2017)
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5“... in northern Lake Ontario, Canada in July 2014. This condition is characterized by affected chicks losing all...”
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6“.... In western Lake Ontario 90% of the diet comprised alewife and smelt. In the Niagara River the principal food...”
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7by Arnold, Jennifer M., Tyerman, Donald J., Crump, Doug, Williams, Kim L., Oswald, Stephen A.“... hirundo chicks between two and four weeks of age at Gull Island in northern Lake Ontario, Canada. Rarely...”
Published in PeerJ (2016)
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8by Arnold, Jennifer M., Tyerman, Donald J., Crump, Doug, Williams, Kim L., Oswald, Stephen A.“... hirundo chicks between two and four weeks of age at Gull Island in northern Lake Ontario, Canada. Rarely...”
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9by Jennifer M. Arnold, Donald J. Tyerman, Doug Crump, Kim L. Williams, Stephen A. Oswald“... hirundo chicks between two and four weeks of age at Gull Island in northern Lake Ontario, Canada. Rarely...”
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