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| Chapter 1 | The need to assess the state of the world’s raptors | Christopher JW McClure | |
| Chapter 2 | Evolution of diet defines raptors | Christopher JW McClure and Jeff A Johnson | |
| Chapter 3 | Biopolitical regions for raptor conservation | Christopher JW McClure, Munir Z Virani, Andrew Dixon, and Evan R Buechley | |
| Chapter 4 | Determining global and regional raptor conservation priorities | Christopher JW McClure, Leah Dunn, Jeff A Johnson, Todd E Katzner, Rikki Gumbs, and Evan R Buechley | |
| Chapter 5 | Raptor conservation in North America | Christopher JW McClure, Laurie J Goodrich, Dave Oleyar, Jean-François Therrien, Paul Juergens | |
| Additional chapters will be released as they become available. | |||
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