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Can the Judas technique be applied to pest birds?

https://doi.org/10.1071/wr06009
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Wildlife Society Bulletin
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Factors causing variation in flock size: Decision making to join a foraging flock
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The Starling in the Sunraysia District, Victoria
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The ‘Judas’ Pig Technique: a Method that Could Enhance Control Programmes against Feral Pigs, Sus scrofa
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Comparison of three techniques for the attachment of radio transmitters to European Starlings
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Analysis of Wildlife Radio-Tracking Data.
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Simultaneous Use of Mark-Recapture and Radiotelemetry to Estimate Survival, Movement, and Capture Rates
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Introduced Birds of the World
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Roosting Behavior of the Starling in Central Pennsylvania
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An Aerodynamic Basis for Selecting Transmitter Loads in Birds

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