Biotelemetry: a mechanistic approach to ecology
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- University of British Columbia Canada
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- College of New Jersey United States
- University of Queensland Australia
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Diving Behavior, Physiology, bats, bat, 270799 Ecology and Evolution not elsewhere classified, C1, Chiroptera, Energetics, Animalia, Geese Branta-leucopsis, Free-flight, Chordata, Genetics & Heredity, Evolutionary Biology, 0602 Ecology, Ecology, 780105 Biological sciences, Foraging Behavior, Biodiversity, Heart-rate, Blue Crabs, 306, Mammalia, Callinectes-sapidus, Northern Elephant Seals
Diving Behavior, Physiology, bats, bat, 270799 Ecology and Evolution not elsewhere classified, C1, Chiroptera, Energetics, Animalia, Geese Branta-leucopsis, Free-flight, Chordata, Genetics & Heredity, Evolutionary Biology, 0602 Ecology, Ecology, 780105 Biological sciences, Foraging Behavior, Biodiversity, Heart-rate, Blue Crabs, 306, Mammalia, Callinectes-sapidus, Northern Elephant Seals
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