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Breeding Behavior Of The White Pelican At Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming, George B. Schaller
Breeding Behavior Of The White Pelican At Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming, George B. Schaller
Condor
No abstract provided.
Nesting Of The Fork-Tailed Emerald In Oaxaca, Mexico, Larry L. Wolf
Nesting Of The Fork-Tailed Emerald In Oaxaca, Mexico, Larry L. Wolf
Condor
No abstract provided.
Altitudinal Migration In The Mountain Chickadee, Keith L. Dixon, John D. Gilbert
Altitudinal Migration In The Mountain Chickadee, Keith L. Dixon, John D. Gilbert
Condor
No abstract provided.
Observations Of Golden Eagle Attacks On Coyotes, Homer S. Ford, J. R. Alcorn
Observations Of Golden Eagle Attacks On Coyotes, Homer S. Ford, J. R. Alcorn
Condor
No abstract provided.
A Breeding Colony Of Agami Herons In Veracruz, Martin C. Michener, John Seddon Weske, Roger B. Clapp
A Breeding Colony Of Agami Herons In Veracruz, Martin C. Michener, John Seddon Weske, Roger B. Clapp
Condor
No abstract provided.
1964 University Of South Florida Yearbook, University Of South Florida
1964 University Of South Florida Yearbook, University Of South Florida
USF Yearbooks
The 1964 issue of the Aegean, the University of South Florida yearbook.
Progress In The Biological Exploration Of Caves And Subterranean Waters In Israel, I. Friedmann
Progress In The Biological Exploration Of Caves And Subterranean Waters In Israel, I. Friedmann
International Journal of Speleology
The article gives an account of the biological works carried out in the caves and other subterranean habitats of Israel. The botanical and zoological investigations are summarized separately and a list of literature dealing with biospeleological research in Israel is supplied.
Écologie De Fonticola Notadena De Beauchamp (Turbellarié, Triclade) Dans La Grotte De La Balme (Isère, France); Survie En Période De Sécheresse, René Ginet, Rodolphe Puglisi
Écologie De Fonticola Notadena De Beauchamp (Turbellarié, Triclade) Dans La Grotte De La Balme (Isère, France); Survie En Période De Sécheresse, René Ginet, Rodolphe Puglisi
International Journal of Speleology
During many months a year the acquatic Planaria (F. notadena) living in a small pool in the La Balme cave are subjected to a drought with the complete drying out of their biotope; they support in situ this lack of water and, living in a latent way inside the clayey matrix. Thanks to the great hygroscopy of the clay, enough humidity stays around the Planarians to enable them to survive. During this period the Planaria may undergo spontaneous divisions resulting in their asexual multiplication.
New Cavernicolous Millipeds Of The Family Cambalidae (Cambalidea: Spirostreptida) From Texas (U.S.A.) And Mexico, Nell B. Causey
New Cavernicolous Millipeds Of The Family Cambalidae (Cambalidea: Spirostreptida) From Texas (U.S.A.) And Mexico, Nell B. Causey
International Journal of Speleology
The cavernicoles include: (1) Cambala speobia (Chamberlin), troglobitic in central and southwest Texas; (2) C. reddelli reddelli n. sp. and subsp., troglophilic in west Texas and epigean in New Mexico; (3) C. reddelli inornatus n. subsp., troglobitic in northwest Texas; and (4) Mexicambala russelli n. gen. and sp., troglobitic in southern San Luis Potosi. They are described and figured, and a key is given.
Remarques Sur Les Japygidae (Insecta, Diplura) Signalés Dans Le Domaine Souterrain, Jean Pagés
Remarques Sur Les Japygidae (Insecta, Diplura) Signalés Dans Le Domaine Souterrain, Jean Pagés
International Journal of Speleology
About 50 japygids, belonging to 29 distinct forms of which 23 are recognizable, have been collected since 1874 in caves all over the world. A list is given, by continent and by countries. Ten species found both in the soil and in caves are called troglophiles to emphasize the sorting which seems to occur among endogenous species. Of the remaining 13 species, all considered troglobites, only 3 show morphological peculiarities which can be ascribed to adaptation to cavernicolous life: (1) Metajapyx moroderi ssp. patrizianus Pagés from Sardinia shows a slightly longer 10th urite and cerci than the f. typ.; (2) …
The Microvegetation Of A Small Ice-Cave In Hungary, Erzsébet Kol
The Microvegetation Of A Small Ice-Cave In Hungary, Erzsébet Kol
International Journal of Speleology
The algal flora of a small, artificial, ice-cave located in Northern Hungary is described. In this cave 23 species of algae (see in Table 3) were found of which the Cyanophyta and Chlorophyta occurred with approximately equal number. (9 vers. 11) It was found that the primary limiting factor influencing the penetration of the algae into the cave is the low temperature and not the lack of light.
The Texas Caver, Volume 8, No. 12, December 1963, James Estes
The Texas Caver, Volume 8, No. 12, December 1963, James Estes
The Texas Caver
Contents: Laubach Cave, Texas by Pete Lindsley - Return to Laubach Cave: Bones found - Progress Report on N.B.C. by Orion Knox, jr. - Favorite Area Caves of Texas Cavers: Bustamante is First - Pleistocene and Recent Climatic Interpretations by the Analysis of Paleo-Soils from Texas Caves by Ruben M. Frank and Margaret C. Frank - The Caves of Mexico by William H. Russell - The Biology of Texas Caves (Abstract) by James R. Reddell - Caver of the Month: He;s from Houston - The Roadside Sinkhole by John Kreidler - News of the Grottoes - Index to Volume VIII
Maintenance Behavior Of The American Goldfinch, Ellen L. Coutlee
Maintenance Behavior Of The American Goldfinch, Ellen L. Coutlee
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
The Biology And Population Structure Of Starlings At An Urban Roost, William L. Thompson, Ellen L. Coutlee
The Biology And Population Structure Of Starlings At An Urban Roost, William L. Thompson, Ellen L. Coutlee
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
The Mockingbird's Tail-Up Display To Mammals Near The Nest, Jack P. Hailman
The Mockingbird's Tail-Up Display To Mammals Near The Nest, Jack P. Hailman
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Ornithological Literature, Wilson Bulletin
Unusual Behavior Of A Northern Shrike, Clayton M. White
Unusual Behavior Of A Northern Shrike, Clayton M. White
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Cave Research Foundation Annual Report, Cave Research Foundation
Cave Research Foundation Annual Report, Cave Research Foundation
KIP Data Sets and Technical Reports
Annual reports describing the activities of the Cave Research Foundation. Open Access - Permission by Publisher Library of Diana Northup (1963) See Extended description for more information.
Chimney Perching For Warmth In Starlings, Richard Brewer
Chimney Perching For Warmth In Starlings, Richard Brewer
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Carolina Wren's Ability To Survive During Severe Winters, Woodward H. Brown
Carolina Wren's Ability To Survive During Severe Winters, Woodward H. Brown
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Migrant Cape May Warbler Apparently Carrying Nest Material, Val Nolan Jr.
Migrant Cape May Warbler Apparently Carrying Nest Material, Val Nolan Jr.
Wilson Bulletin
No abstract provided.
Newsletter, Tampa Altrusan, Altrusa Club Of Tampa, December 1963, Altrusa International Of Tampa Bay, Inc.
Newsletter, Tampa Altrusan, Altrusa Club Of Tampa, December 1963, Altrusa International Of Tampa Bay, Inc.
Altrusa International of Tampa Bay, Inc. - Records
An Altrusa Club of Tampa newsletter for December 1963.
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 25, 1963, Michael Foerster
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, November 25, 1963, Michael Foerster
Tampa Times Campus Edition
No abstract provided.
Notes And News, The Condor
A Spectrographic Analysis Of The Vocal Repertoire Of The African Village Weaverbird, Nicholas E. Collias
A Spectrographic Analysis Of The Vocal Repertoire Of The African Village Weaverbird, Nicholas E. Collias
Condor
No abstract provided.
Why Is The Galapagos Lava Gull The Color Of Lava?, Jack P. Hailman
Why Is The Galapagos Lava Gull The Color Of Lava?, Jack P. Hailman
Condor
No abstract provided.
Notes On The Feeding Behavior, Metabolism, And Weight Of The Saw-Whet Owl, Charles T. Collins
Notes On The Feeding Behavior, Metabolism, And Weight Of The Saw-Whet Owl, Charles T. Collins
Condor
No abstract provided.
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 28, 1963, Michael Foerster
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 28, 1963, Michael Foerster
Tampa Times Campus Edition
No abstract provided.
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 21, 1963, Michael Foerster
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 21, 1963, Michael Foerster
Tampa Times Campus Edition
No abstract provided.
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 14, 1963, Michael Foerster
The Tampa Times: University Of South Florida Campus Edition, October 14, 1963, Michael Foerster
Tampa Times Campus Edition
No abstract provided.