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About the Collection
The Research Report series was started in 1960. Typically, reports that get published as Research Reports are
narrower in scope than Technical Bulletins. They primarily report on a single topic, selected aspects of a more
complex study, or interim results of long research studies.
The series appeals to a state and regional audience, primarily resource managers. Research Report manuscripts are peer-reviewed by DNR scientists and managers, and occasionally outside reviewers.
Technical Note
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- Hand-written texts;
- Texts that contain diacritics;
- Texts that contain non-Latin scripts;
- Texts that contain obsolete characters (including the "long S" [looks like an "f"]);
- Texts that are printed in a font in which the letters are difficult for the software to differentiate.
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Evaluation of abundance indices for striped skunks, common raccoons and Virginia opossums in southern Wisconsin
Bartelt, Gerald A.; Rolley, Robert E.; Vine, Lawrence E.
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