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Landscape Changes within the Historical Distribution of Columbian Sharp-tailed Grouse in Eastern Washington: Is There Hope?

Category: Wildlife Research and Management - Wildlife Research

Date Published: November 01, 1998

Number of Pages: 8

Author(s): Matthew W. McDonald and Kerry P. Reese

Suggested Citation:
McDonald MW, Reese KP. 1998. Landscape changes within the historical distribution of Columbian sharp-tailed grouse in eastern Washington: Is there hope? Northwest Science 72:34-41.