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Wilson Bulletin, 116(1), 2004, pp. 23–30 EFFECTS OF FOOD SUPPLEMENTATION ON FEMALE NEST ATTENTIVENESS AND INCUBATION MATE FEEDING IN TWO SYMPATRIC WREN SPECIES AARON T. PEARSE,1,3,5 JOHN F. CAVITT,1,4 AND JACK F. CULL
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SAS Institute Inc. / Ogden / Andrew / Ardea / /

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Thompson Hall / Leasure Hall / University Cir. / Arizona State University / Konza Prairie Biological Station / Konza headquarters / SAS INSTITUTE / Kansas State University / University of Kansas Press / /

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Division of Biology / National Science Foundation / Mississippi State Univ. / Weber State Univ. / SAS Institute / Nutall Ornithological Club / Wildlife Research Unit / Kansas State Univ. / Arizona State University / US Federal Reserve / Kansas State University / University of Kansas Press / /

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