The threatened marsh passerine community of a Mediterranean wetland with hydrological problems: population dynamics and habitat selection

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Description: Iván Alambiaga, Manuel Carrasco, Carlos Ruiz, Francesc Mesquita-Joanes and Juan S. Monrós. The threatened marsh passerine community of a Mediterranean wetland with hydrological problems: population dynamics and habitat selection.
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