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Tufted Puffins exhibit low levels of genetic differentiation among breeding colonies in North America
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J. Mark Hipfner
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Nest traits and major flooding events influence nest survival of Emperor Geese while regional environmental variation linked to climate does not
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Brian D. Uher-Koch
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Bryan L. Daniels
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Joel A. Schmutz
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