Distribution of animal damage in southwestern Oregon forests

James Evans; Dan L. Campbell; Gerald D. Lindsey; Victor G. Barnes; R. Michael Anthony

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Distribution of animal damage in southwestern Oregon forests

James Evans·Dan L. Campbell·Gerald D. Lindsey·Victor G. Barnes·R. Michael Anthony

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James Evans, Dan L. Campbell, Gerald D. Lindsey, Victor G. Barnes, R. Michael Anthony. 1981. Distribution of animal damage in southwestern Oregon forests. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/wl514

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