Shorebirds as important vectors for plant dispersal in Europe.

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Non-native predator control increases the nesting success of birds: American mink preying on wader nests.

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Comparing the potential for dispersal via waterbirds of a native and an invasive brine shrimp.

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Internal transport of seeds by migratory waders in the Odiel marshes, southwest Spain: consequences for long-distance dispersal.

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Findings of members of the genus Himasthla (Echinostomatidae, Trematoda) in new hosts and data on the variability of H. rhigedana in Slovakia.

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New records of cestodes of New Zealand birds.

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Bird cestodes new for the USSR and the Ukraine.

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Trematodes in Limicolae on the Kurskii Spit.

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