Birds of Venezuela, Second Edition. 2003. Por Steven L. Hilty, Ilustraciones por John A. Gwynne y Guy Tudor. Princeton University Press. 876 pp.

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  • Carlos Daniel Cadena Department of Biology & International Center for Tropical Ecology, University of Missouri-St. Louis

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2021-07-09

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No. 1 (2003)

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Birds of Venezuela, Second Edition. 2003. Por Steven L. Hilty, Ilustraciones por John A. Gwynne y Guy Tudor. Princeton University Press. 876 pp . (2021). Ornitología Colombiana, 1, 76-77. https://revistas.ornitologiacolombiana.com/index.php/roc/article/view/24