Do Female Songbirds Avoid a Mammalian Nest Predator When Selecting Their Nest Site?

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RT @VernouilletA: New (and last!) paper published from my master’s degree, looking at beautiful songbirds and cute chipmunks. Well, cute ch…

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New (and last!) paper published from my master’s degree, looking at beautiful songbirds and cute chipmunks. Well, cute chipmunks? Maybe not so… (1/7) https://t.co/DZp0EwkuGB

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: New Research: Do Female Songbirds Avoid a Mammalian Nest Predator When Selecting Their Nest Site?: Perceived predation r…

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