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The Karner blue butterfly is a federally endangered species, which has suffered major population declines mainly due to habitat loss since European settlement. Eric Wood investigated if restoration of oak savannas, which is critical habitat for this species, provides also an opportunity to protect important avian communities that use sparse canopy oak savannas during the breeding season.
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1630 Linden Drive
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