Overlap in reproductive phenology increases the likelihood of cavity nest usurpation by invasive species in a tropical city

Overlap in reproductive phenology increases the likelihood of cavity nest usurpation by invasive species in a tropical city Article

Diamond, Joshua M., Ross, Michael S.. (2020). Overlap in reproductive phenology increases the likelihood of cavity nest usurpation by invasive species in a tropical city . CONDOR, 122(3), 10.1093/condor/duaa013

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Diamond, Joshua M.; Ross, Michael S.

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Diamond, Joshua
Ross, Michael

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August 1, 2020

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Overlap in reproductive phenology increases the likelihood of cavity nest usurpation by invasive species in a tropical city Article

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