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Area-Volume Relationship For A Bird's Egg, J. B. Tatum Jan 1977

Area-Volume Relationship For A Bird's Egg, J. B. Tatum

Condor

No abstract provided.


Front Matter (Pdf), The Condor Jan 1977

Front Matter (Pdf), The Condor

Condor

No abstract provided.


Back Matter (Pdf), The Condor Jan 1977

Back Matter (Pdf), The Condor

Condor

No abstract provided.


Mexican Eyeless Characin Fishes, Genus Astyanax: Environment, Distribution, And Evolution, Robert Wetsel Mitchell, William Hart Russell, William Rawleigh Elliott Jan 1977

Mexican Eyeless Characin Fishes, Genus Astyanax: Environment, Distribution, And Evolution, Robert Wetsel Mitchell, William Hart Russell, William Rawleigh Elliott

KIP Monographs

This special report describes the distribution of the Mexican tetra ( Astyanax mexicanus) in the Huastecan Province of Mexico. Open Access - Permission by Author(s) Northup Database Collection See Extended description for more information.


Association Of Mexican Cave Studies Newsletter, Index To Volume 5, 1977, Association For Mexican Cave Studies Jan 1977

Association Of Mexican Cave Studies Newsletter, Index To Volume 5, 1977, Association For Mexican Cave Studies

Association of Mexican Cave Studies Newsletter

Index to Volume 5 (1977). Open Access - Permission by Publisher


Miscellaneous Notes And Maps, John C. Ogden, Anegada Patch Reefs, 1977-1987, John C. Ogden Jan 1977

Miscellaneous Notes And Maps, John C. Ogden, Anegada Patch Reefs, 1977-1987, John C. Ogden

Binder 10: Field Notes and Documents

A miscellaneous collection of notes, maps, and reports on the patch reefs in Anegada, British Virgin Islands, from 1977-1987.


I. Introduction, Robert F. Whitcomb Jan 1977

I. Introduction, Robert F. Whitcomb

American Birds

No abstract provided.


Second Florida Breeding Record Of The Ruddy Duck, Florida Field Naturalist Jan 1977

Second Florida Breeding Record Of The Ruddy Duck, Florida Field Naturalist

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Shell Thickness In Brown Pelican Eggs From Tampa Bay, Florida, Ralph W. Schreiber Jan 1977

Shell Thickness In Brown Pelican Eggs From Tampa Bay, Florida, Ralph W. Schreiber

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Report On The 1977 Spring Meeting, Florida Field Naturalist Jan 1977

Report On The 1977 Spring Meeting, Florida Field Naturalist

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Food Caching In The Screech Owl, Frank J. Phelan Jan 1977

Food Caching In The Screech Owl, Frank J. Phelan

Condor

No abstract provided.


Foraging Efficiency And Parental Care In Colibri Coruscans, F. Reed Hainsworth Jan 1977

Foraging Efficiency And Parental Care In Colibri Coruscans, F. Reed Hainsworth

Condor

No abstract provided.


The Shiny Cowbird In The West Indies, William Post, James W. Wiley Jan 1977

The Shiny Cowbird In The West Indies, William Post, James W. Wiley

Condor

No abstract provided.


Age Differences In The Digging Frequency Of Herring Gulls On A Dump, Nicolaas A. Verbeek Jan 1977

Age Differences In The Digging Frequency Of Herring Gulls On A Dump, Nicolaas A. Verbeek

Condor

No abstract provided.


Winter Distribution Of Juvenile And Older Red-Footed Boobies From The Hawaiian Islands, Brian A. Harrington Jan 1977

Winter Distribution Of Juvenile And Older Red-Footed Boobies From The Hawaiian Islands, Brian A. Harrington

Condor

No abstract provided.


Back Matter (Pdf), The Condor Jan 1977

Back Matter (Pdf), The Condor

Condor

No abstract provided.


Dominance In The Florida Scrub Jay, Glen E. Woolfenden, John H. Fitzpatrick Jan 1977

Dominance In The Florida Scrub Jay, Glen E. Woolfenden, John H. Fitzpatrick

Condor

No abstract provided.


Mate Attraction Function Of Song In The White-Throated Sparrow, Frederick E. Wasserman Jan 1977

Mate Attraction Function Of Song In The White-Throated Sparrow, Frederick E. Wasserman

Condor

No abstract provided.


Temporal Patterns In Laying, Hatching And Incubation Of Sooty Terns And Brown Noddies, William Y. Brown Jan 1977

Temporal Patterns In Laying, Hatching And Incubation Of Sooty Terns And Brown Noddies, William Y. Brown

Condor

No abstract provided.


Song Dialects In The Bobolink (Dolichonyx Oryzivorus), Michael Avery, Lewis W. Oring Jan 1977

Song Dialects In The Bobolink (Dolichonyx Oryzivorus), Michael Avery, Lewis W. Oring

Condor

No abstract provided.


Delaware Breeding Records: 1976, David M. Niles Jan 1977

Delaware Breeding Records: 1976, David M. Niles

Delaware Ornithologist

No abstract provided.


Probable Attempted Breeding By Golaen-Crowned Kinglets In Delaware, David M. Niles Jan 1977

Probable Attempted Breeding By Golaen-Crowned Kinglets In Delaware, David M. Niles

Delaware Ornithologist

No abstract provided.


Proposal, National Audubon Society, Use Of Dredged Material Islands, 1977, National Audubon Society Jan 1977

Proposal, National Audubon Society, Use Of Dredged Material Islands, 1977, National Audubon Society

Audubon Coastal Islands Sanctuaries - Records

A proposal by the Office of Dredged Material Research for three studies on the use of dredged materials by colonial seabirds and wading birds in separate locations.


Brochure, Key Largo Coral Reef Marine Sanctuary, 1977, United States. National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration Jan 1977

Brochure, Key Largo Coral Reef Marine Sanctuary, 1977, United States. National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration

Audubon’s Everglades Science Center - Records

Informational brochure about the ecological significance of coral reefs, including habitats provided, value to humans, threats, the biology of reef death, and methods of protection.


The Determination Of The Apparent Dissociation Constants Of Arsenic Acid In Seawater, Douglas H. Lowenthal, Michael E.Q. Pilson, Robert H. Byrne Jan 1977

The Determination Of The Apparent Dissociation Constants Of Arsenic Acid In Seawater, Douglas H. Lowenthal, Michael E.Q. Pilson, Robert H. Byrne

Marine Science Faculty Publications

The apparent dissociation constants for arsenic acid in seawater, based on a free molal hydrogen scale, were determined in artificial seawater over a range of salinities and temperatures. A comparison between constants determined in a sodium chloride solution and artificial seawater of the same ionic strength suggests that a significant amount of the reactive arsenate in seawater is ion paired with cations other than sodium. Under typical seawater conditions, arsenic acid appears to be less dissociated than its analogue, phosphoric acid. A series of conversion factors was determined so that these constants could also be applied in conjunction with pH …


Back Matter (Pdf), North American Bird Bander Jan 1977

Back Matter (Pdf), North American Bird Bander

North American Bird Bander

No abstract provided.


Recherches Sur Les Ostracodes Entocytheridae. Données Sur Sphaeromicola Cebennica Juderthiei Nov. Ssp. Et Sphaeromicola Cirolanae Rioja, Dan L. Danielopol Jan 1977

Recherches Sur Les Ostracodes Entocytheridae. Données Sur Sphaeromicola Cebennica Juderthiei Nov. Ssp. Et Sphaeromicola Cirolanae Rioja, Dan L. Danielopol

International Journal of Speleology

Sphaeromicola cebennica juberthiei n. ssp., a cavernicolous ostracod found in the South of France (Système de Cent Fons and Avencas, Herault), is described here. The new subspecies differs from Sph. cebennica cebennica (found in a cave from Ardèche) by the smaller carapace and a reduced distal bristle on the ‘finger” of the male copulatory organ. The affinities and differences between the European Sphaeromicola and Sph. cirolanae from Mexico are discussed. The genus Sphaeromicola is divided into two groups of species: the group topsenti and the group cirolanae. Some observations on the mating process of Sph. Cebennica juberthiei are presented. …


Variation Among Populations Of The Troglobitic Amphipod Crustacean Crangonyx Antennatus Packard Living In Different Habitats I. Morphology, Gary W. Dickson Jan 1977

Variation Among Populations Of The Troglobitic Amphipod Crustacean Crangonyx Antennatus Packard Living In Different Habitats I. Morphology, Gary W. Dickson

International Journal of Speleology

Populations of the troglobitic (i.e., obligatory cavernicole) amphipod Crangonyx antennatus living in two distinct aquatic habitats were examined for possible morphological variation. Collections were made seasonally for one year in six Lee Co., Virginia caves, three with mud-bottom pools and three with small gravel-bottom streams. Environmental parameters thought to influence population variation were recorded for each of the six caves. Body length of mature amphipods was found to be greater in the mud-bottom pool habitats, whereas stream amphipods possessed more first antennal segments per unit body length. Variation was also observed in integument coloration; stream amphipods were characterized by a …


Intercom, December 10, 1976, University Of South Florida. Office Of Information Services Dec 1976

Intercom, December 10, 1976, University Of South Florida. Office Of Information Services

Inside USF

The December 10, 1976, issue of Intercom.


Index To Volume 88, 1976, D. Jean Tate Dec 1976

Index To Volume 88, 1976, D. Jean Tate

Wilson Bulletin

No abstract provided.