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

Smucker, Kristina M., Hutto, Richard L., Steele, Brian M.·2005·Ecological Applications
DOI 10.1890/04-1353

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