Use of appeasement display and recruitment by an adult Striated Caracara ( <i>Phalcoboenus australis</i> ) to overcome territorial defense
Katie J. Harrington(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Jonathan Meiburg(CORE Foundation)
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