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Product Type: Abstract
Year: 2012
Author(s): Cryan, P., J. Boyles, G. McCracken, K. Castle, D. Dalton, J. Yanez, J. Beeler, A. Wilson, A. Hicks, C. Herzog, R. vonLinden, S. Johnson, C. Hudson, T. Shier, and J. Coleman
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Cryan, P., J. Boyles, G. McCracken, K. Castle, D. Dalton, J. Yanez, J. Beeler, A. Wilson, A. Hicks, C. Herzog, R. vonLinden, S. Johnson, C. Hudson, T. Shier, and J. Coleman. 2012. Lights, camera, action: behaviors of hibernating bats before and after WNS revealed by surveillance video abs.. In: Annual White-nose Syndrome Symposium, 6 June, 2012, Madison, Wisconsin. : . p. 1.
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