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The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, January 4, 1965, Raleigh Mann Jan 1965

The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, January 4, 1965, Raleigh Mann

Tampa Times Campus Edition

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The Texas Caver, Volume 10, No. 1, January, 1965, Pete Lindsley Jan 1965

The Texas Caver, Volume 10, No. 1, January, 1965, Pete Lindsley

The Texas Caver

Contents: Editorial -- Oklahoma Cave Trip by Russell Scrall -- Cartoon? -- Map of Twin Cave -- (Blank), (Blank), Blasted Steam Cave by Merydith Turner -- Cartoon by Lilly -- Phantom Lake Cave by Joel Tom Meador -- Caver of the Month.. Jack C. Burch -- Comments on NSS Convention by Baltimore Grotto News -- Photo Tips by Carl Kunath -- Third TSA Salon of Speleological Photographuc Art -- News -- Medlins No-Goo Choclate Cave Candy

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Notes On Quantitative Treatments Of Subcutaneous Lipid Data, Jack P. Hailman Jan 1965

Notes On Quantitative Treatments Of Subcutaneous Lipid Data, Jack P. Hailman

Bird Banding

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Recent Literature, Bird-Banding Jan 1965

Recent Literature, Bird-Banding

Bird Banding

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Factors Affecting The Incidence Of Rally Calling In The Chukar Partridge, H. Warrington Williams, Allen W. Stokes Jan 1965

Factors Affecting The Incidence Of Rally Calling In The Chukar Partridge, H. Warrington Williams, Allen W. Stokes

Condor

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Clutch Size And Numbers Of Eggs Laid By Brown-Headed Cowbirds, Robert B. Payne Jan 1965

Clutch Size And Numbers Of Eggs Laid By Brown-Headed Cowbirds, Robert B. Payne

Condor

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Association Of Mexican Cave Studies Newsletter, Volume 1, No. 1, January 1965, Terry W. Raines Jan 1965

Association Of Mexican Cave Studies Newsletter, Volume 1, No. 1, January 1965, Terry W. Raines

KIP Articles

Contents: The History and Goals of the AMCS -- Trip Reports: November 1964 -- The Status of Mexican Cave Biology -- The Exploration of Sotano de Tlamaya

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Les Chauves-Souris Cavernicoles De La Suisse, Villy Aellen Jan 1965

Les Chauves-Souris Cavernicoles De La Suisse, Villy Aellen

International Journal of Speleology

Bats, familiar to speleologists, play an important part in animal ecology in caves. Indirectly by their guano, they provide a source of food for numerous cave-dwelling animals and directly, by their own more or less constant presence. 26 species of bats are known from Switzerland, 15 of which occur in caves. Miniopterus schreibersi is considered the only true cave-dweller. The exact distribution of the rare species, including those occurring outside caves, is found in the text and is also indicated on the accompanying maps.

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Contribution À L'Étude De Certains Lithobiidae (Chilopoda) Des Grottes De Roumanie, Stefan Negrea Jan 1965

Contribution À L'Étude De Certains Lithobiidae (Chilopoda) Des Grottes De Roumanie, Stefan Negrea

International Journal of Speleology

This paper comprises the ecological and zoogeographical data of 21 systematic units of Lithobiidae coming from 100 Romanian caves (Transylvania, Banat, Oltenie and Dobroudja). Initially the author describes in a summarising way the provenance of the studied material, after which he exposes for every species the results of observations carried out by several authors and by himself. Finally he formulates the conclusions concerning ecology and biogeography resulting from his observations. These data are summarised in a synoptic table in which three species can be considered troglobionts, two of which are blind; these are Harpolithobius oltenicus Negrea; Lithobius decapolitus Matic, Negrea …

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Recherches Phréatobiologiques Ii: La Capture Des Niphargus Adultes Par Le Procéde Des Sondages Karaman-Chappuis. Les Crues Et La Biocenose De La Nappe Phréatique, Constantin Motas, Eugène Serban Jan 1965

Recherches Phréatobiologiques Ii: La Capture Des Niphargus Adultes Par Le Procéde Des Sondages Karaman-Chappuis. Les Crues Et La Biocenose De La Nappe Phréatique, Constantin Motas, Eugène Serban

International Journal of Speleology

The present note calls into question the opinion of different authors concerning the presence or lack of adult Niphargus near the phreatic table (superior layer of phreatic water) in zones prospected by Karaman-Chappuis method. Our investigations have proved the reason for which Niphargus adults were less frequent in the superior layer of the phreatic water is rather concerned with our investigation means - which are very approximate - than with the ecological or ethological requirements of these animals. The assertion that the phreatic fauna performs downward migrations during the floods must be considered as doubtful. During floods it is impossible …

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Algological Investigations In Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, H. J. Jones Jan 1965

Algological Investigations In Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, H. J. Jones

International Journal of Speleology

Algological investigations carried out in the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, revealed the presence of twenty-seven taxa representing all divisions of the Algae except the Pyrrhophyta and Phaeophyta; diatoms although observed in the samples were not dealt with in the present paper. One species, Oscillitoria clausiana spec. nov. and a form Lyngbya pusilla fa. tenuior fa. nov., both belonging to the Cyanophyta are new to science. In addition, several other rare and interesting algae were found. A comparison is made between the algal flora of the Mammoth Cave and algae found in several European caves. The ecology of the cavernicole algae is …

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Faune Des Eaux Souterraines Saumâtres De L'Asie Centrale, J. A. Birstein, S. I. Ljovuschkin Jan 1965

Faune Des Eaux Souterraines Saumâtres De L'Asie Centrale, J. A. Birstein, S. I. Ljovuschkin

International Journal of Speleology

In the cave Kaptar-Khana (south-western Turkmenistan) was discovered a lake filled with water with a salinity of 11,68‰. This lake is inhabited by a fauna of marine origin - Foraminifera (three species), Molluscs (Pseudocaspia ljovuschkini sp.n.), Harpacticoida (genera Ectinosoma, Schizopera and Nitocra), Isopoda (Microcharon halophilus sp.n.) and possibly Nematoda (Oncholaimidae). The majority of the discovered species are related to species of circum-Mediterranean origin. Geological data do not permit to consider this fauna as a relict of any of the tertiary seas. The same applies to all other cases when animals of marine origin were discovered …

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Diatoms From Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Sam L. Van Landingham Jan 1965

Diatoms From Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Sam L. Van Landingham

International Journal of Speleology

Samples collected in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, revealed the presence of a diversified but not too abundant diatom community in the cave. As the material was not subjected to culturing experiments but was investigated immediately after arrival, both in native and permanent preparations, it was possible to: 1. ascertain that the majority of the diatoms contained well developed, apparently healthy and functioning chloroplasts and 2. to get a rough estimate of the actual number of specimens present in a microhabitat. The identifications resulted in the recognition of 16 diatom taxa of which possibly 4 are new to science. Further studies are, …

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The Texas Caver, Volume 9, No. 12, December 1964, Pete Lindsley Dec 1964

The Texas Caver, Volume 9, No. 12, December 1964, Pete Lindsley

The Texas Caver

Contents: Sentinel Cave, by Pete Lindsley -- Notes on the 1965 TSA Convention -- New Mexico Invaded, by Carl Kunath -- Caver of the Month, James R. Reddell -- Letter to the Editor -- Roundtree Cave, Jack Smith -- Photo-Tips, "The Choice of a 35mm Camera:, by Pete Lindsley -- Note: Caver address change -- Back Undergound: Snow Cave, by Bob Wood -- News

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The Galapagos Swallow-Tailed Gull Is Nocturnal, Jack P. Hailman Dec 1964

The Galapagos Swallow-Tailed Gull Is Nocturnal, Jack P. Hailman

Wilson Bulletin

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Ornithological Literature, Wilson Bulletin Dec 1964

Ornithological Literature, Wilson Bulletin

Wilson Bulletin

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Report Of Audubon Nature Camp, Maine, 1964, Laddie Flyger Dec 1964

Report Of Audubon Nature Camp, Maine, 1964, Laddie Flyger

Maryland Birdlife

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The Trumpeter Swan As A Breeding Bird In Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, And Indiana, A. W. Schorger Dec 1964

The Trumpeter Swan As A Breeding Bird In Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, And Indiana, A. W. Schorger

Wilson Bulletin

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Index To Volume 76, 1964, Wilson Bulletin Dec 1964

Index To Volume 76, 1964, Wilson Bulletin

Wilson Bulletin

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Spring And Summer Sparrow Hawk Food Habits, Donald S. Heintzelman Dec 1964

Spring And Summer Sparrow Hawk Food Habits, Donald S. Heintzelman

Wilson Bulletin

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Cave Notes, Index Volumes Iv - Vi, 1962-1964, Arthur L. Lange Dec 1964

Cave Notes, Index Volumes Iv - Vi, 1962-1964, Arthur L. Lange

Caves and Karst: Research in Speleology

Content: Subject Index -- Author Index -- Index to Scientific Names

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Reuben Myron Strong, W. J. Beecher Dec 1964

Reuben Myron Strong, W. J. Beecher

Wilson Bulletin

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The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 23, 1964, Raleigh Mann Nov 1964

The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 23, 1964, Raleigh Mann

Tampa Times Campus Edition

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The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 2, 1964, Raleigh Mann Nov 1964

The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 2, 1964, Raleigh Mann

Tampa Times Campus Edition

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Cave Notes, Volume 6, No. 6, November/December 1964, Arthur L. Lange Nov 1964

Cave Notes, Volume 6, No. 6, November/December 1964, Arthur L. Lange

Caves and Karst: Research in Speleology

Content: Cave Detection by Geoelectrical Methods, Part I: Resistivity -- Proceedings -- Annotated Bibliography

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Physiological Responses To Temperature In The Common Nighthawk, Robert C. Lasiewski, William R. Dawson Nov 1964

Physiological Responses To Temperature In The Common Nighthawk, Robert C. Lasiewski, William R. Dawson

Condor

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Recent Literature, Bird-Banding Oct 1964

Recent Literature, Bird-Banding

Bird Banding

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Manner Of Death In Two Rough-Winged Swallows: A Post-Mortem Report, Peter W. Post Oct 1964

Manner Of Death In Two Rough-Winged Swallows: A Post-Mortem Report, Peter W. Post

Bird Banding

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The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, September 21, 1964, Pat Pulkrabek Sep 1964

The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, September 21, 1964, Pat Pulkrabek

Tampa Times Campus Edition

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Life Histories Of Central American Pigeons, Alexander F. Skutch Sep 1964

Life Histories Of Central American Pigeons, Alexander F. Skutch

Wilson Bulletin

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