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Komdeur, J., Gabrielsen, L. & Hounisen, J. P. (1993). The Role of Forest Structure and Management for Woodland Birds in Denmark. National Environmental Research Institute. NERI Technical Report Vol. 76

Green, A. J., Hilton, G., Hughes, B., Fox, A. D. & Yarar, M. (1993). The White-Headed Duck at Burdur Golu, Turkey. IWRB Threatened Waterfowl Research Group Newsletter, 4, 7-8.

Hald, A. B. & Lund, T. (1993). Vegetationsanalyse på arealer, hvor løbe- og rovbiller undersøges: Vegetationsændringer i nyetablerede småbiotoper og vegetation ved udfangningsfælder. Grønt Center, Holeby, 1990-1992. Danmarks Miljøundersøgelser, Aarhus Universitet.

Noer, H. (1993). Wintering Eiders Somateria molissima in Danish Waters: The distribution of populations and the factors that affect these. In J. Madsen (Ed.), Proceedings of the Seventh Nordic Congress of Ornithology, 1990 (pp. 31-32). National Environmental Research Institute.

Noer, H. & Madsen, J. (Ed.) (1993). Wintering Eiders Somateria molissima in Danish Waters: Abstracht The Distributions of Populations and the Factors That Affect Them. In J. Madsen (Ed.), Proceedings of the Seventh Nordic Congress of Ornithology, 1990 (pp. 31-32). National Environment Research Institute.

Kirby, J. S., Evans, L. S. & Fox, A. D. (1993). Wintering Seaducks in Britain and Ireland: Populations, Threats, Conservation and Research Priorities. Aquatic Conservation, 3, 105-137.

Madsen, A. B. (1992). Automatic Registration of Otter Activities in Denmark. In I.U.C.N. Otter Specialist Group (pp. 38-39). European Section.

Komdeur, J. & Skov, F. (1992). Biodiversity & landscape patterns: Effects of fragmentation on populations of plants and birds. Poster. Poster session presented at Spatial relations in heterogeneous and fragmented populations, Orvelte, Netherlands.

Pihl, S. (1992). Bird strikes i Danmark 1991. Danmarks Miljøundersøgelser, Aarhus Universitet.

Clausen, P. (1992). Changes in phenology and habitat choice of Lightbellied Brent Geese caused by limited food resources and exploitative food competition with Mute Swans and Coots: Abstracts of talks and posters presented at the IWRB/WSG Feeding Ecology Workshop, Hungary, September 1992. In Wader Study Group Bulletin (pp. 27-28)

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