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Balanophis ceylonensis Gunther 1858
species information including taxonomy, synonymic history and references - The Reptile Database
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Banbury Ornithological Society
the Society studies the bird life in the twelve 10km squares surrounding Banbury and includes parts of Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire. Fieldwork is the core of BOS activity, however, the Society also holds regular monthly meetings, publishes a monthly newsletter and Annual Reports, manages 6 bird reserves and is pro-active in local conservation matters
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Banham Zoo
Norfolk, UK
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Bat Conservation Trust
the only UK organization solely devoted to the conservation of bats and their habitats
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Bat Ecology & Bioacoustics Laboratory
University of Bristol, conducts research on the reproductive and foraging ecology of bats, the functional ecology of echolocation, bat conservation, interactions between bats and tympanate moths, and modelling echolocation using artificial neural networks.
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Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution (BRLSI)
Bath UK
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Bay-breasted Warbler
species datasheet - ecology, identification & conservation - Audubon Species WatchList
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Bedfordshire Bird Club
The Bedfordshire Bird Club was set up in 1992 by birdwatchers, from both inside and outside The Bedfordshire Natural History Society, to cater for their specialist needs. Its main functions are to record and document the avifauna within the County and to provide a forum for local birdwatchers - site includes links to articles, records and photos
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Bedfordshire Natural History Society
The BNHS was founded in 1946; its main function is to record the fauna and flora of Bedfordshire
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Behavioural Ecology Research Group
investigates animal and human decision-making with the tools of experimental psychology and of evolutionary biology. Main experimental models are European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) and New Caledonian crows. (Oxford University)
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