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Appendices

Appendix A: Table with detailed information forest stands studied in western Montana, USA.
Ecological Archives E096-149-A1.

Appendix B: Taxonomic information for bird species examined in this study.
Ecological Archives E096-149-A2.

Appendix C: Species-specific sample sizes of nests used in observational nest predation analyses.
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Appendix D: Detailed description of all methods used in this study.
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Appendix E: Changes in density with both PC axes for bird species and combined nest predators.
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Appendix F: Changes in nest predation with both PC axes for bird species.
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Appendix G: Correlations between population density and nest predation rates for bird species.
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Appendix H: Conifer removal effects on densities of bird species and combined nest predators.
Ecological Archives E096-149-A8.

Appendix I: Conifer removal effects on nest predation rates of bird species.
Ecological Archives E096-149-A9.

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