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Behavioral ecology of silver prospectors in late 19th century Gothic, Colorado: migration, group formation and central place foraging

Authors: Glover, S. M.

Year: 2008

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: BEHAVIOR, SILVER MINING, GOTHIC, COLORADO, ROCKY MOUNTAINS, FORAGING

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