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Landscape and temporal influences on the winter diet of a threatened diurnal raptor, the Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus by McCarthy, Alan, Smiddy, Pat, Nagle, Tony, Mee, Allan, Irwin, Sandra, Caravaggi, Anthony, O'Halloran, John

“…Habitat composition plays a key role in determining the winter diet of the Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus, which varies across the winter season and between years…”
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Factors influencing Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus territory site selection and breeding success by Caravaggi, Anthony, Irwin, Sandra, Lusby, John, Ruddock, Marc, O'Toole, Lorcán, Mee, Allan, Nagle, Tony, O'Neill, Shane, Tierney, David, McCarthy, Alan, O'Halloran, John

“…Capsule: Our findings regarding Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus territory site selection and breeding success in Ireland offer an opportunity for the development of…”
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Anthropogenic pressures within the breeding range of the Hen Harrier Circus cyaneus in Ireland by Caravaggi, Anthony, Irwin, Sandra, Lusby, John, Ruddock, Marc, Mee, Allan, Nagle, Tony, O'Toole, Lorcán, O'Neill, Shane, O'Halloran, John

“…Patterns in the frequency and co-occurrence of anthropogenic pressures associated with suitable breeding habitat for Hen Harriers Circus cyaneus demonstrates…”
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Lead Exposure Risk from Trash Ingestion by the Endangered California Condor (Gymnogyps californianus) by Finkelstein, Myra E., Brandt, Joseph, Sandhaus, Estelle, Grantham, Jesse, Mee, Allan, Schuppert, Patricia Jill, Smith, Donald R.

“…Lead poisoning from ingestion of spent lead ammunition is one of the greatest threats to the recovery of California Condors (Gymnogyps californianus) in the…”
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Extrapair paternity in the common sandpiper, Actitis hypoleucos, revealed by DNA fingerprinting by Mee, Allan, Whitfield, D.Philip, Thompson, Desmond B.A, Burke, Terry

“…The prevalence of extrapair paternity in many socially monogamous passerines has not been mirrored in most monogamous nonpasserines studied to date. Here, we…”
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Observations of parrots at a geophagy site in Bolivia by Mee, Allan, Denny, Rebecca, Fairclough, Keith, Pullan, Dave M., Boyd-Wallis, Will

“…Geophagy, or soil ingestion, is known from a wide range of animal taxa but is particularly common among macaws and parrots in the family Psittacidae. Current…”
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