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[Book review] Birds of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon
Although John Warham has worked for at least 40 years on procellariids, this book is much more than just a summary of a distinguished research career. It is a useful synthesis of the vast and often obscure literature on the more than 100 species of shearwaters, petrels, albatrosses, and fulmars that comprise the avian order with the widest range of body mass (19.5 g to 8.7 kg) and widest distribution, throughout the world's oceans, from the tropics to open leads in polar ice packs. The order's literary credentials are also impressive, with contributions from Dionysus (200 AD), St. Augustine, and Cole- ridge (not cited). Warham has also unearthed useful references from journals not examined by many ornithologists, such as Bocagiana , Il-Merill , and the Journal of the Manx Museum . He also appears to have done a good job of covering the Japanese-language literature.
Session introduction: focusing conservation of a diverse wildlife resource
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Criteria for evaluating potential additions to Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge
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Wildlife habitat response to riparian restoration on the Douglas Creek Watershed
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Ecology of wildfire, wildlife, and snowfall in Glacier National Park, Montana
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Regional and state perspectives on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contributions to wildlife habitat
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Sensitivity of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's stream network temperature model
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Wildlife habitat criteria in relation to future use of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands
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Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) benefits to wildlife: a national perspective
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