A manual for wildlife radio tagging.

Name: A manual for wildlife radio tagging.
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Kenward, Robert E.
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Starting with a consideration of how the strengths and weaknesses of radio tagging compare with other marking techniques, the book is full of advice for beginners and experts alike and of immense value to those who may think of supervising projects that include radio-tagging.

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SKU: 4915f20d2c36 Categories: conservation, General, New Books

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Academic Press, Octavo, laminated boards, illustrations.

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