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COULD WOLVES HELP SONGBIRDS WEATHER CLIMATE CHANGE?
Friday, January 27th, 2012   
, Senior Scientist, Washington, DC A new study has documented a decline in songbird populations in Arizona as a result of climate change.  What gets less attention in this story is that this decline is caused by elk over-browsing the plants that
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