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Popular Publications

  1. CLANCY, UV The Invisible Factor. Petersen’s Bowhunting. August 1990 pp 46-50.
  2. GOOCH, BOB. Blaze in the Woods. OUTDOOR LIFE November 1992 pp 90-102.
  3. MANDILE, TONY. Now they see you…Now they don’t. OUTDOOR LIFE July 1990 pp 81-90.
  4. Charles J. Alsheimer The Role of Color Vision in Whitetails. Deer & Deer Hunting December 1999 pp 20-28
  5. ROBB, BOB The Question of COLOR. Whitetail Journal October 2000 pp 53-56
  6. The Behavioral Test to Examine the Evolution of Color Vision in Vertebrates Link
  7. https://www.vri.cz/docs/vetmed/54-8-351.pdf
  8. How Birds Keep Secrets in Color, By Nick Atkinson([email protected]) | April 27, 2005

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  6. IVOSEVIC, S. W., Birder Camouflage on disguising appearance, movements, and location while watching or photographing birds. Stanley W. Ivosevic, Castle Hayne, 2000.

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