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Record #167516:

Pelicans in tough / Paul Bickford.

Title: Pelicans in tough / Paul Bickford.
Author(s): Bickford, Paul.
Date: 2004.
In: News/North. (2004.), Vol. 58(37) (2004)
Abstract: Describes how just one chick hatched from 689 nests at Slave River colony - previous complete abandonment was seen in 1907. Cause could be kayakers or low-flying aircraft, but possibly food shortage. If so, recovery is possible, as white pelicans are long-lived.
Notes:

News/North. Vol. 58(37) :5 (2004).

Keywords: 598.435 -- Pelecanidae.
H5 -- Zoology: birds.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*411) -- Canadian Western Arctic.
SPRI record no.: 167516

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