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1995

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13.1.8. Life History and Management of the Blue-winged Teal, James H. Gammonley and Leigh H. Fredrickson

1993

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13.1.15. Life History and Habitat Needs of the Black Brant, Dirk V. Derksen and David H. Ward

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13.2.2. The North American Waterfowl Management Plan: A New Approach to Wetland Conservation, Angela V. Graziano and Diana H. Cross

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13.4.8. Options for Water-level Control in Developed Wetlands, J. R. Kelley Jr., M. K. Laubhan, F. A. Reid, J. S. Wortham, and L. H. Fredrickson

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13.2.11. Increasing Waterfowl Nesting Success on Islands and Peninsulas, John T. Lokemoen

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13.3.14. Detrital Accumulation and Processing in Wetlands, Patrick A. Magee

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13.1.11. Life History Traits and Habitat Needs of the Redhead, Christine Mitchell Custer

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13.4.13. Management and Control of Cattails, Richard S. Sojda and Kent L. Solberg

1992

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13.1.6. Life History and Habitat Needs of the Wood Duck, Katie M. Dugger and Leigh H. Fredrickson

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13.2.14. Management of Habitat for Breeding and Migrating Shorebirds in the Midwest, Jan Eldridge

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13.3.7. Ecology of Playa Lakes, David A. Haukos and Loren M. Smith

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13.2.15. Human Disturbances of Waterfowl: Causes, Effects, and Management, Carl E. Korschgen and Robert B. Dahlgren

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13.4.5. A Technique for Estimating Seed Production of Common Moist-soil Plants, Murray Laubhan

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13.2.7. Identifying the Factors That Limit Duck Production, James K. Ringelman

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13.3.6. Ecology of Montane Wetlands, James K. Ringelman

1991

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13.4.6. Strategies for Water Level Manipulations in Moist-soil Systems, Leigh H. Fredrickson

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13.1.3. Life History Strategies and Habitat Needs of the Northern Pintail, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Mickey E. Heitmeyer

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13.4.18. Chufa Biology and Management, James R. Kelley Jr. and Leigh H. Fredrickson

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13.4.7. Managing Beaver to Benefit Waterfowl, James K. Ringelman

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13.2.8. Rescue and Rehabilitation of Oiled Birds, Sallie Welte and Lynne Frink

1990

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13.2.12. Artificial Nest Structures for Canada Geese, I. J. Ball

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13.3.3. Aquatic Invertebrates Important for Waterfowl Production, Jan Eldridge

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13.3.3. Aquatic Invertebrates Important for Waterfowl Production, Jan Eldridge

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13.3.5. Ecology of Northern Prairie Wetlands, Jan Eldridge

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13.1.2 Life History Traits and Management of the Gadwall, James K. Ringelman

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13.2.10. Decoy Traps for Ducks, James K. Ringelman

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13.4.3. Managing Agricultural Foods for Waterfowl, James K. Ringelman

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13.4.4. Habitat Management for Molting Waterfowl, James K. Ringelman

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13.4.2. Economic and Legal Incentives for Waterfowl Management on Private Lands, Richard D. Schultz

1989

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13.4.12. Control of Phragmites or Common Reed, Diana H. Cross and Karen L. Fleming

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13.2.5. Avian Cholera: A Major New Cause of Waterfowl Mortality, Milton Friend

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13.2.6. Lead Poisoning: The Invisible Disease, Milton Friend

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13.2.4. Avian Botulism: Geographic Expansion of a Historic Disease, Louis N. Locke and Milton N. Friend

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13.4.11. Control of Purple Loosestrife, Daniel Q. Thompson

1988

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Complete Waterfowl Management Handbook

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13.3.1. Invertebrate Response to Wetland Management, Leigh H. Fredrickson

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13.1.1. Nutritional Values of Waterfowl Foods, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid

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13.2.1. Waterfowl Use of Wetland Complexes, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid

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13.3.2. Initial Considerations for Sampling Wetland Invertebrates, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid

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13.4.10. Control of Willow and Cottonwood Seedlings in Herbaceous Wetlands, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid

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13.4.1. Considerations of Community Characteristics for Sampling Vegetation, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid

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13.4.9. Preliminary Considerations for Manipulating Vegetation, Leigh H. Fredrickson and Frederic A. Reid