Nutria (Myocastor coypus) in Louisiana.pdf

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• The eradication of muskrats and coypus from Britain

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  1980cited by this paper
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  1980cited by this paper
• A Model for Predicting Age-Specific Body Weights of Nutria Without Age Determination

  1980cited by this paper
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  1980cited by this paper
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  1980cited by this paper
• Laboratory Evaluation of Zinc Phosphide as a Rodenticide against Bandicota bengalensis

  1979cited by this paper
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• Differential Survival Rates among Leg-Trapped and Live-Trapped Nutria

  1978cited by this paper
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  1978cited by this paper
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  1977cited by this paper
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  1955cited by this paper
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  1954cited by this paper
• Life History Studies of Nutria, or Coypu, in Coastal Louisiana

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