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Research paper about wood strok( homeworkmarket) (7pages include the reference page) research paper about Wood Stork I want one page or so will discuss a description Wood Stork (the general biology/ecology) such as: · Their Habitat and where it is found · What it eats and diet · How it lives, in groups or individual The majority of the paper will deal with its status, the reasons why it is endangered, and management strategies. 1. Keep the paper short (between 1200 and 1800 words) 2. Use at least six sources, no more than one of which may be a web page. If you use a web page, it must be from a government agency, a university, or another “authoritative” source. An “edu” or “org” and No Wikipedia, etc. 3. Employ the citation style of the Council of Science Editors 4. Do not employ direct quotes 5. DO NOT PLAGIARIZE . 6. Cited or reference section which will be in a separate page ...

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