Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 105
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In the grasslands of Saskatchewan (strata A-W and C) there were lower proportions of mallards and higher proportions of shovelers on comparison transects than on operational transects (table 15) . In Saskatchewan stratum A-E species composition was very similar between operational and comparison transects but the latter appeared to have a lower proportion of blue-winged teal (table 16). In Manitoba A, operational transects had more scaup than comparison transects while the latter had more shove...lers and pintails (table 16) .
When Manitoba A and B operational transects were combined, they had more mallards and scaup and fewer blue-winged teal and shovelers than the comparison transects located in Manitoba A. In the Tristate area, operational transects had the highest percentages of mallards while com- parison transects had the highest percentages of shovelers but they had similar percentages of blue-winged teals, the most abundant birds in the survey area (table 17).
These data suggest that the species composition of ducks on air: ground comparison and operational transects is approximately the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the grasslands of Saskatchewan (strata A-W and C) there were lower proportions of mallards and higher proportions of shovelers on comparison transects than on operational transects (table 15) . In Saskatchewan stratum A-E species composition was very similar between operational and comparison transects but the latter appeared to have a lower proportion of blue-winged teal (table 16). In Manitoba A, operational transects had more scaup than comparison transects while the latter had more shove...lers and pintails (table 16) .
When Manitoba A and B operational transects were combined, they had more mallards and scaup and fewer blue-winged teal and shovelers than the comparison transects located in Manitoba A. In the Tristate area, operational transects had the highest percentages of mallards while com- parison transects had the highest percentages of shovelers but they had similar percentages of blue-winged teals, the most abundant birds in the survey area (table 17).
These data suggest that the species composition of ducks on air: ground comparison and operational transects is approximately the same.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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