Individual-area relationship best explains goose species density in wetlands.

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Effect of conservation efforts and ecological variables on waterbird population sizes in wetlands of the Yangtze River.Experimental Evidence Shows the Importance of Behavioural Plasticity and Body Size under Competition in Waterfowl.

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