Emerging infectious disease leads to rapid populations declines of common British birds

Author(s): Robinson, R.A., Lawson, B., Toms, M.P., Peck, K.M., Kirkwood, J.K., Chantrey, J., Clatworthy, I.R., Evans, A.D., Hughes, L.A., Hutchinson, O.C., John, S.K., Pennycott, T.W., Perkins, M.W., Rowley, S.A., Simpson, V.R., Tyler, K.M. & Cunningham, A.A.

Published: January 2010

Journal: PLOS ONE Volume: 5 ( part 8 )

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1371/journal.pone.0012215

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