UMBC student research offers hope for critically endangered Bahama Oriole

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2021-03-04

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Hansen, Sarah; UMBC student research offers hope for critically endangered Bahama Oriole; Science & Technology (2021); https://news.umbc.edu/umbc-student-research-offers-hope-for-critically-endangered-bahama-oriole/

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Bahama Oriole
endangered
conservation
human-dominated habitats
Michael Rowley
Alexis Scarselletta
Kevin Omland
Briana Yancy
Daniel Stonko
Matthew Kane
Susanna Campbell

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