Organochlorine residues in three heron species as related to diet and age
No abstract available.
Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxico↗
Geology topics
T.S. Baskett
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Appraising four field methods of terrestrial habitat evaluation
No abstract available.
Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Na↗
Reappraising factors affecting mourning dove perch coos
Results confirmed pairing as the primary factor influencing perch-cooing rates of wild mourning doves ( Zenaida macroura ). Marked unmated males cooed at substantially higher rates (6.2x) than mated males, had greater probability of cooing (2.3x) during 3-minute periods, and continued cooing longer each morning than mated males. Population density was not a major factor affecting cooing. Unmated males cooed more frequently in the presence of other cooing doves (P < 0.05) than when alone, but the number of additional doves above 1 was unimportant. Cooing rates of both mated and unmated males on areas with dissimilar dove densities were not significantly different. Within limits of standard call-count procedure, weather exerted no detectable influence on cooing.
South Carolina↗
Biological perspectives for the mourning dove call-count survey
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Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Na↗
Cottontail reproduction related to dieldrin exposure
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Special Scientific Report - Wildlife↗
Population ecology of migratory birds. Papers from a symposium held at the Migratory Bird Populations Station, Laurel, Maryland, 9-10 October 1969
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Wildlife Research Report↗