CHANGES IN BIRD ABUNDANCE AFTER WILDFIRE: IMPORTANCE OF FIRE SEVERITY AND TIME SINCE FIRE

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46. Impact of Past Forest Fires on Bird Populations in Flooded Forests of the Cuini River in the Lowland Amazon
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50. Establishment of a Long-Term Fire Salvage Study in an Interior Ponderosa Pine Forest
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