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Variation in the extent of postjuvenile moult in the Great Tit near Lake Ladoga (Russia). / Rymkevich, T. A.; Bojarinova, J. G.

в: Bird Study, Том 43, № 1, 01.03.1996, стр. 47-59.

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Rymkevich, TA & Bojarinova, JG 1996, 'Variation in the extent of postjuvenile moult in the Great Tit near Lake Ladoga (Russia)', Bird Study, Том. 43, № 1, стр. 47-59. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063659609460995

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Rymkevich, T. A., & Bojarinova, J. G. (1996). Variation in the extent of postjuvenile moult in the Great Tit near Lake Ladoga (Russia). Bird Study, 43(1), 47-59. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063659609460995

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Rymkevich TA, Bojarinova JG. Variation in the extent of postjuvenile moult in the Great Tit near Lake Ladoga (Russia). Bird Study. 1996 Март 1;43(1):47-59. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063659609460995

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Rymkevich, T. A. ; Bojarinova, J. G. / Variation in the extent of postjuvenile moult in the Great Tit near Lake Ladoga (Russia). в: Bird Study. 1996 ; Том 43, № 1. стр. 47-59.

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