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International importance of Extremadura, Spain, for overwintering migratory dabbling ducks: A role for reservoirs

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Navedo J.G., Masero J.A., Sanchez-Guzman J.M., Abad-Gomez J.M., Gutierrez J.S., Sanson E.G., Villegas A., Costillo E., Corbacho C., Moran R.

2012 BIRD CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL

Animal Science and Zoology (Q1), Ecology (Q2), Nature and Landscape Conservation (Q2)

JCR: 1.074

SJR: 0.655

CITAS

26

DOI

10.1017/s0959270911000311

EID

2-s2.0-84866373896

ISSN

0959-2709

EISSN

1474-0001

BIBTEX

@article{RID:0420160708865-3070, title = {International importance of Extremadura, Spain, for overwintering migratory dabbling ducks: a role for reservoirs}, journal = {Bird Conservation International}, year = {2012}, author = {Navedo, Juan G. and Masero, Jose A. and Sanchez-Guzman, Juan M. and Abad-Gomez, Jose M. and Gutierrez, Jorge S. and Sanson, Esther G. and Villegas, Auxiliadora and Costillo, Emilio and Corbacho, Casimiro and Moran, Ricardo}, volume = {22}, number = {3}, pages = {316-327} }

AUTORES DE LA UEX

María Auxiliadora Villegas Sánchez
Jorge Sánchez Gutiérrez
Emilio Costillo Borrego
José Antonio Masero Osorio
Casimiro Corbacho Amado
Ricardo Morán López

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