On Bluebird "Responses to Apparent Female Adultery"

Eugene S. Morton; Mary S. Geitgey; Susan P. McGrath

doi:10.1086/283340

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Year: 1978
Type: article
Volume: 112
Issue: 987
Pages: 968-971
Citations: 30
Access: Closed

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                                    Eugene S. Morton, 
                                
                                    Mary S. Geitgey, 
                                
                                    Susan P. McGrath
                                
                            (1978). 
                            On Bluebird "Responses to Apparent Female Adultery". 
                            The American Naturalist
                            , 112
                            (987)
                            , 968-971.
                            https://doi.org/10.1086/283340

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