Green‐wave surfing increases fat gain in a migratory ungulate
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John G. Cook | Jerod A. Merkle | Matthew J. Kauffman | M. Kauffman | P. J. White | J. Merkle | A. Middleton | D. McWhirter | J. Cook | R. Cook | Rachel C. Cook | Patrick J. White | Arthur D. Middleton | Douglas E. McWhirter
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