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Relative abundance of forest songbirds on Cherokee National Forest and the surrounding southern Appalachian region based on analysis of North American breeding bird survey and US Forest Service point-count data

Andrew Travis Isenhower

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Key concepts: Geography, National forest, Relative species abundance, Abundance (ecology), Breeding bird survey, Forestry, Ecology, Biology

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