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Literature Cited, Studies In Avian Biology Jan 2006

Literature Cited, Studies In Avian Biology

Studies in Avian Biology

No abstract provided.


Full Issue, Studies In Avian Biology Jan 2006

Full Issue, Studies In Avian Biology

Studies in Avian Biology

No abstract provided.


Covers, Ornitología Neotropical Jan 2006

Covers, Ornitología Neotropical

Ornitología Neotropical

No abstract provided.


Back Matter Ob Vol 24#1 Apr 2006, Ontario Birds Jan 2006

Back Matter Ob Vol 24#1 Apr 2006, Ontario Birds

Ontario Birds

No abstract provided.


In Memoriam: Howard P. Langridge, 1923-2004, Paul W. Sykes Jan 2006

In Memoriam: Howard P. Langridge, 1923-2004, Paul W. Sykes

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


The Shorebird Guide, Steve N. G. Howell Jan 2006

The Shorebird Guide, Steve N. G. Howell

Western Birds

No abstract provided.


Handbook Of Avian Hybrids Of The World, Peter Pyle Jan 2006

Handbook Of Avian Hybrids Of The World, Peter Pyle

Western Birds

No abstract provided.


Apprent Eastern Bell's Vireo In San Francisco, Jim Greaves, Lark Chadwick, Joseph Morlan Jan 2006

Apprent Eastern Bell's Vireo In San Francisco, Jim Greaves, Lark Chadwick, Joseph Morlan

Western Birds

No abstract provided.


Back Matter (Pdf), Western Birds Jan 2006

Back Matter (Pdf), Western Birds

Western Birds

No abstract provided.


34_1_Insidefront.Pdf, Marine Ornithology Jan 2006

34_1_Insidefront.Pdf, Marine Ornithology

Marine Ornithology

No abstract provided.


34_2_Insidefront.Pdf, Marine Ornithology Jan 2006

34_2_Insidefront.Pdf, Marine Ornithology

Marine Ornithology

No abstract provided.


Ornithological Monographs No. 60, John Faaborg Jan 2006

Ornithological Monographs No. 60, John Faaborg

Ornithological Monographs

No abstract provided.


34_1_Masthead.Pdf, Marine Ornithology Jan 2006

34_1_Masthead.Pdf, Marine Ornithology

Marine Ornithology

No abstract provided.


Table Of Contents, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society Jan 2006

Table Of Contents, Bulletin Of The Texas Ornithological Society

Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society

No abstract provided.


Texas Ornithological Society Science Session 14 April 2005, Weslaco, Tx, Brent Ortego, Leslie C. Smith, Elizabeth H. Smith Jan 2006

Texas Ornithological Society Science Session 14 April 2005, Weslaco, Tx, Brent Ortego, Leslie C. Smith, Elizabeth H. Smith

Bulletin of the Texas Ornithological Society

No abstract provided.


Impact Of Grey Literature In Advancing Global Karst Research: An Information Needs Assessment For A Globally Distributed Interdisciplinary Community, Todd A. Chavez, Courtney Crummett, Anna H. Perrault Jan 2006

Impact Of Grey Literature In Advancing Global Karst Research: An Information Needs Assessment For A Globally Distributed Interdisciplinary Community, Todd A. Chavez, Courtney Crummett, Anna H. Perrault

KIP Articles

No abstract provided.


Introduction: Toward A Better Understanding Of The Northern Goshawk, Michael L. Morrison Jan 2006

Introduction: Toward A Better Understanding Of The Northern Goshawk, Michael L. Morrison

Studies in Avian Biology

No abstract provided.


Grand Lake Saint Marys: Introducing Some Fragments Of Its Ornithological History, Bill Whan Jan 2006

Grand Lake Saint Marys: Introducing Some Fragments Of Its Ornithological History, Bill Whan

Ohio Cardinal

No abstract provided.


Beached Bird Surveys On Shell Key, Pinellas County, Florida, Gabriel A. Vargo, Karen Atwood, Michelle Van Deventer, Rebecca Harris Jan 2006

Beached Bird Surveys On Shell Key, Pinellas County, Florida, Gabriel A. Vargo, Karen Atwood, Michelle Van Deventer, Rebecca Harris

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Broad-Winged Hawk Captures Hawksbill Turtle Hatchling In The Florida Keys, Tom Wilmers, Monay Markey Jan 2006

Broad-Winged Hawk Captures Hawksbill Turtle Hatchling In The Florida Keys, Tom Wilmers, Monay Markey

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


34_2_Insideback_Auth_Instr.Pdf, Marine Ornithology Jan 2006

34_2_Insideback_Auth_Instr.Pdf, Marine Ornithology

Marine Ornithology

No abstract provided.


Front, North American Bird Bander Jan 2006

Front, North American Bird Bander

North American Bird Bander

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Front, North American Bird Bander Jan 2006

Front, North American Bird Bander

North American Bird Bander

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Front, North American Bird Bander Jan 2006

Front, North American Bird Bander

North American Bird Bander

No abstract provided.


Thermal Variations In The Hyporheic Zone Of A Karst Stream, Toby Dogwiler, Carol Wicks Jan 2006

Thermal Variations In The Hyporheic Zone Of A Karst Stream, Toby Dogwiler, Carol Wicks

International Journal of Speleology

This investigation quantifies how temperatures in the streambed sediments of a karst stream fluctuate in relation to discharge, seasonal, and diurnal temperature variations as the stream passes through a karst window. Furthermore, the linkages between meteorological processes and temperature variation in the hyporheic zone are delineated. Examination of a high-resolution, three dimensional record of temperature variation in a karst stream substrate provides insight into thermal disturbances in the hyporheic zone. Temperatures in the upper portion of the hyporheic zone are strongly linked to air temperatures via the surface water. The variation is considerably less as depth increases. The annual temperature …


Apple Snail Densities In Habitats Used By Foraging Snail Kites, Philip C. Darby, Robert E. Bennetts, Laksiri B. Karunaratne Jan 2006

Apple Snail Densities In Habitats Used By Foraging Snail Kites, Philip C. Darby, Robert E. Bennetts, Laksiri B. Karunaratne

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Bats Of Archbold Biological Station And Notes On Some Roost Sites, Jeffrey T. Hutchinson Jan 2006

Bats Of Archbold Biological Station And Notes On Some Roost Sites, Jeffrey T. Hutchinson

Florida Field Naturalist

No abstract provided.


Salt Ingestion Caves, Charles A. Lundquist, William W. Varnedoe Jr. Jan 2006

Salt Ingestion Caves, Charles A. Lundquist, William W. Varnedoe Jr.

International Journal of Speleology

Large vertebrate herbivores, when they find a salt-bearing layer of rock, say in a cliff face, can produce sizable voids where, over generations, they have removed and consumed salty rock. The cavities formed by this natural animal process constitute a unique class of caves that can be called salt ingestion caves. Several examples of such caves are described in various publications. An example in Mississippi U.S.A., Rock House Cave, was visited by the authors in 2000. It seems to have been formed by deer or bison. Perhaps the most spectacular example is Kitum Cave in Kenya. This cave has been …


Identification Of Cave Minerals By Raman Spectroscopy: New Technology For Non-Destructive Analysis, William B. White Jan 2006

Identification Of Cave Minerals By Raman Spectroscopy: New Technology For Non-Destructive Analysis, William B. White

International Journal of Speleology

The identification of minerals from caves generally requires that samples be removed from the cave for analysis in the laboratory. The usual tools are X-ray powder diffraction, the optical microscope, and the scanning electron microscope. X-ray diffraction gives a definitive fingerprint by which the mineral can be identified by comparison with a catalog of reference patterns. However, samples must be ground to powder and unstable hydrated minerals may decompose before analysis is complete. Raman spectroscopy also provides a fingerprint useful for mineral identification but with the additional advantage that some a-priori interpretation of the spectra is possible (distinguishing carbonates from …


Best-Fit Bioethics: The Formation Of Ethical And Political Positions On Stem Cell Research, Emily Zehnder Jan 2006

Best-Fit Bioethics: The Formation Of Ethical And Political Positions On Stem Cell Research, Emily Zehnder

Senior Honors Theses and Projects

Few issues in bioethics inspire controversy and garner headlines like human embryonic stem cell research. This cutting-edge research can be at once confusing, exciting, and disturbing. Scientists eagerly tout the potentially life-saving therapies this research could produce, giving hope to the millions who suffer from debilitating diseases and to their loved ones. However, to obtain these longed-for miracles of modern science, human embryos must be destroyed. And many people object to this aspect of the research. Despite being sympathetic to those who suffer, these people do not believe that any benefits merit the large-scale destruction of what they consider to …