Calling phenology of a diverse amphibian assemblage in response to meteorological conditions.

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Danial Stratford

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David G Chapple

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Gregory W Lollback

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Jean-Marc Hero

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Richard D Reina

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873-882

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10.1007/S00484-017-1490-2

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T Lynette Plenderleith

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2017-12-15T00:00:00Z

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