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The California condor: a history of decline

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  • 1988
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  • The California Geographer 28: 42-63
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  • This paper is an exploration of the human-related factors which may have contributed to the condor's decline. It will demonstrate the importance of habitat alteration to the existence of a species-in this case the California condor-and the need to understand these processes m order to preserve the condor and countless other species.
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