Assessing the Impacts of Summer Range on Bathurst Caribou’s Productivity and Abundance since 1985

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ISSN Online: 2158-7086
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"Assessing the Impacts of Summer Range on Bathurst Caribou’s Productivity and Abundance since 1985"
written by Wenjun Chen, Lori White, Jan Z. Adamczewski, Bruno Croft, Kerri Garner, Jody S. Pellissey, Karin Clark, Ian Olthof, Rasim Latifovic, Greg L. Finstad,
published by Natural Resources, Vol.5 No.4, 2014

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