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Management of wildlife and fish habitats in forests of western Oregon and Washington /

Emma Brown, United States., United States.

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Species whose habitat requirements are such that impacts of forestry practices on their distribution or forage base will occur at sites re moved from the

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Species whose habitat requirements are such that impacts of forestry practices on their distribution or forage base will occur at sites re moved from the

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Species whose habitat requirements are such that impacts of forestry practices on their distribution or forage base will occur at sites re moved from the

Key concepts: Wildlife, Habitat, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Geography, Fishery, Wildlife management, Forestry, Ecology

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