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The Mute Swan

Mike Birkhead, Christopher M. Perrins

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Describes the history, habitat, and range of swans in Britain, explains why there is a decline in their population, and looks at their behavior and life cycle.

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Describes the history, habitat, and range of swans in Britain, explains why there is a decline in their population, and looks at their behavior and life cycle.

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Describes the history, habitat, and range of swans in Britain, explains why there is a decline in their population, and looks at their behavior and life cycle.

Key concepts: Black swan theory, Philosophy, Epistemology

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