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Proportional bill size of the three Atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica) subspecies (F.a. arctica, grabae, and naumanni) over their North Atlantic distribution.
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posted on 2024-01-17, 18:24 authored by Heather L. Major, Joy E. Rivers, Quinn B. Carvey, Antony W. DiamondData collated from A) Table 2 in Burnham et al. 2020 [68] and B) Appendix 1 in Harris and Wanless 2011 [53].
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