COTTONWOODS, ELK, AND WOLVES IN THE LAMAR VALLEY OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Beschta, Robert L.·2003·Ecological Applications
DOI 10.1890/02-5175
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- SynthesisFrederic H. Wagner · 2006 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Preface2006 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Dedication2006 · Oxford University Press eBooks
- Copyright Page2006 · Oxford University Press eBooks
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