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	Effects of clipping, burning, and competition on establishment and survival of some native grasses in Wisconsin Based on: Robocker W.C. & Miller B.J. (1955). Study Link	1955
	Field domiciles for bumblebees Based on: Fye R.E. & Medler J.T. (1954). Study Link	1954
	The value of waterfowl refuges in Illinois Based on: Bellrose F.C. (1954). Study Link	1954
	A new method for starting bumblebee colonies Based on: Hasselrot T.B. (1952). Study Link	1952
	Use of Italian rye grass as a means of attracting waterfowl Based on: Givens L.S. & Atkeson T.Z. (1952). Study Link	1952
	Techniques used to increase nesting of Canada geese Based on: Yocom C.F. (1952). Study Link	1952
	Transplanting beavers by airplane and parachute Based on: Heter E.W. (1950). Study Link	1950
	Utilization of artificial nesting substrate by doves and robins Based on: Calhoun J.B. (1948). Study Link	1948
	Wood duck nesting box usage in Connecticut Based on: Frank W.J. (1948). Study Link	1948
	Marsh-blasting as a wildlife management technique Based on: Provost M.W. (1948). Study Link	1948
	Artificial dens for raccoons Based on: Stuewer F.W. (1948). Study Link	1948
	Colored rodent baits and their value in safeguarding birds Based on: Kalmbach E.R. & Welch J.F. (1946). Study Link	1946
	Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen: IV. Crop-taking experiments Based on: Godwin H. (1941). Study Link	1941
	Experiments in rearing colonies of bumblebees (Bremidae) in artificial nests Based on: Frison T.H. (1927). Study Link	1927
	Experiments in attracting queen bumblebees to artificial domiciles Based on: Frison T.H. (1926). Study Link	1926
	*Breeding experiments with confined Bremus (Bombus)* queens** Based on: Plath O.E. (1923). Study Link	1923
	The humble bee: its life history and how to domesticate it Based on: Sladen F.W.L. (1912). Study Link	1912

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