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Masthead: Park Science 34(1)—Winter 2017–2018
Park Science
Integrating Research and Resource Management in the National Parks
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Mintzer, A. C. 2018. Changes over 30 years in populations of the leafcutter ant Atta mexicana at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. Park Science 34(1):32–42.
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