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article by Murray M. Humphries & Stan Boutin published October 2000 in Ecology

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author	Stan Boutin
title	wds:Q57190906-0FB61307-9377-40FF-9856-1C3291B60D18
title	THE DETERMINANTS OF OPTIMAL LITTER SIZE IN FREE-RANGING RED SQUIRRELS (en)
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