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Reintroduction plan of the endemic subspecies Daito scops owl Otus elegans interpositus on Kita-daito Island ―Study Group for Conservation of the Daito Scops Owl―

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Title
Reintroduction plan of the endemic subspecies Daito scops owl Otus elegans interpositus on Kita-daito Island ―Study Group for Conservation of the Daito Scops Owl―
Published in
Annual Report of Pro Natura Foundation Japan, September 2020
DOI 10.32215/pronatura.29.0_83
Authors

Masaoki TAKAGI, Akira SAWADA

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#21,049,824
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#22
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#333,400
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#9
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