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What Conservation Biologists Can Do to Counter Trap-neuter-return: Response to Longcore Et Al

Overview
Journal Conserv Biol
Specialties Biology
Environmental Health
Date 2010 Jan 22
PMID 20088960
Citations 13
Authors
Christopher A Lepczyk
Nico Dauphine
David M Bird
Sheila Conant
Robert J Cooper
David C Duffy
Pamela Jo Hatley
Peter P Marra
Elizabeth Stone
Stanley A Temple
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