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Unusual Social Feeding And Soaring By The Common Raven (Corvus Corax), Clayton M. White, Merle Tanner-White
Unusual Social Feeding And Soaring By The Common Raven (Corvus Corax), Clayton M. White, Merle Tanner-White
Great Basin Naturalist
A flock of some 1000 ravens, not associated with night roosts, was seen during the breeding season. Some were feeding on the ground while others soared in the air above them. It is suggested that the large soaring flock acted as information transfers for feeding conditions.
Three Additional Cases Of Predation By Magpies On Small Mammals, Kerry P. Reese
Three Additional Cases Of Predation By Magpies On Small Mammals, Kerry P. Reese
Great Basin Naturalist
Three acts of predation by Black-billed Magpies (Pica pica hudsonia) on small mammals indicate that magpies will not only attack prey opportunistically encountered at close range, as suggested by recent literature, but will also pursue prey detected at long distances.
Use Of Biomass Predicted By Regression From Cover Estimates To Compare Vegetational Similarity Of Sagebrush-Grass Sites, L. David Humphrey
Use Of Biomass Predicted By Regression From Cover Estimates To Compare Vegetational Similarity Of Sagebrush-Grass Sites, L. David Humphrey
Great Basin Naturalist
Regressions between vegetational cover, estimated with a two-tiered, gridded sampling frame, and biomass were used to obtain predicted biomass values from cover values. Comparisons of eight sites based on predicted biomass data and comparisons of the sites based on cover data indicate that predicted biomass data may better identify differences among sites. Also, some suggestions are made regarding the methods of using cover-biomass regressions to obtain predicted biomass values.
Spatial Patterns Of Plant Communities And Differential Weathering In Navajo National Monument, Arizona, Jack D. Brotherson, William E. Evenson, Samuel R. Rushforth, John Fairchild, Jeffrey R. Johansen
Spatial Patterns Of Plant Communities And Differential Weathering In Navajo National Monument, Arizona, Jack D. Brotherson, William E. Evenson, Samuel R. Rushforth, John Fairchild, Jeffrey R. Johansen
Great Basin Naturalist
Vegetation patterns in Navajo National Monument, Arizona, were studied over a five-year period from 1977 to 1981. Twelve distinct plant community types occur within the boundaries of the park. These communities are characterized and the dominant plant species of each are recorded. The relationships of parent material, soils, and moisture to plant communities are also discussed. It appears that discrete communities occupy soils of different characteristics, particularly with respect to amount of weathering of parent material.
Cryptogamic Soil Crusts: Seasonal Variation In Algal Populations In The Tintic Mountains, Juab County, Utah, Jeffrey R. Johansen, Samuel R. Rushforth
Cryptogamic Soil Crusts: Seasonal Variation In Algal Populations In The Tintic Mountains, Juab County, Utah, Jeffrey R. Johansen, Samuel R. Rushforth
Great Basin Naturalist
The soil algae in the Tintic Mountains, Juab County, Utah, was studied over a one-year period in 1982 and 1983. Fluorescence microscopy was used to measure algal density in samples directly from the field. A total of 30 algal taxa was observed, blue-green algae being most abundant both in terms of density and number of species. Algal density showed peaks in late fall and late spring. Minima were present in September 1982 and July 1983. Several weak correlations between algal density and climatic data existed. In general algae correlated positively with precipitation and negatively with temperature. A combination of low …
Understory Response To Tree Harvesting Of Singleleaf Pinyon And Utah Juniper, Richard L. Everett, Steven H. Sharrow
Understory Response To Tree Harvesting Of Singleleaf Pinyon And Utah Juniper, Richard L. Everett, Steven H. Sharrow
Great Basin Naturalist
Fifteen widely separated sites within the pinyon-juniper woodlands of the Great Basin were cleared of trees. Understory response was recorded for 2 to 4 years. The array of postharvest plant assemblages were classified into one of four phytosociological groups using discriminant analysis. Pre- and postharvest plant assemblages from the same site appeared in the same phytosociological group, which indicates postharvest response could be predicted from the preharvest plant assemblage. Initial postharvest response appears cyclic in nature, and cycles are controlled by both residual plants and the rapid immigration of shrub species. Perennial plant density generally declined following tree harvest, but …
Deception And Distance In Béroul's Tristan: A Reconsideration, Norris J. Lacy
Deception And Distance In Béroul's Tristan: A Reconsideration, Norris J. Lacy
Quidditas
Some years ago, I suggested that the irony and the pervasive equivocations that characterize the text of Béroul's Tristan have the effect of precluding, on the narrator's part, an implicit ethical endorsement of the characters. Although that is still my view, I went on, perhaps too incautiously, to question Béroul's narrative reliability. Considering the importance of such matters for our understanding of Béroul's art, it is not inappropriate to reconsider this problem. In fact, I think it reasonable now to begin with the assertion that, although his work is full of ambiguities, ironies, and tricks, Béroul's narrator never deceives his …
The Fiction Of The "Livre" In Robert De Boron's Merlin, Stephen Maddux
The Fiction Of The "Livre" In Robert De Boron's Merlin, Stephen Maddux
Quidditas
Robert de Baron, thought to have been responsible for changing Chrétien's graal into a Christian relic and his tale of Perceval into a cycle, was also an innovator when it came to the convention of the bookish source for his story. Marie de France and Chrétien both were careful to supply their poems with some kind of external authority, which was often book-like, if not in fact always a written text. Chrétien twice refers to actual books; Marie de France's sources were presumably all oral, but she treats them as though they were written, that is, deserving the same treatment …
Blessed Are The Meek, Philip White
The Athenan, Scott Hatch
A Fisherman's Love Song, Porn-Chai Juntratip
Electric Dryer Breakdown, Caroline P. M. West
Instructions To A Census Taker, Carla Thomas
Utah Seagulls, Cara Bullinger
Medusa (Artwork), Sally Gardner
Town Plaza, Socorro, New Mexico (Artwork), Sally Gardner
Town Plaza, Socorro, New Mexico (Artwork), Sally Gardner
Inscape
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Chapter Ii: Chicago And The Danish Settlement
Chapter Ii: Chicago And The Danish Settlement
The Bridge
If two words characterized Chicago in its first halfcentury, they were "growth" and "change." In 1840 Chicago was a small prairie town of 4,500 inhabitants. But the forces that brought immigrants to the Midwest had already begun to transform Chicago. With the development of trade and commerce between the Midwest and the East, better transportation over land and water became essential. In the 1840s, the State of Illinois constructed the Illinois and Michigan Canal, connecting the Mississippi River with Lake Michigan by way of Chicago. For the first time, Midwestern produce could go to market through the Great Lakes, as …
Snowshoeing, Cara Bullinger
Three Related Stanzas, Patricia Gunter
Phases: Twin Moons In Cancer, Virginia Baker
Medusa, Mark Crimmins
An Archetypal Analysis (Artwork), Sally Gardner
Instructions To A Census Taker (Artwork), Sally Gardner
Home For Xmas (Artwork), Sally Gardner
The Baby Catcher (Artwork), Sally Gardner