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Reviews, The Auk

The Auk

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Relation Of Oxygen Consumption To Temperature In The Red And White-Winged Crossbills, William R. Dawson, Harrison B. Tordoff

The Auk

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Dead Fish As A Source Of Food For Various Birds, Henry G. Weston Jr.

The Auk

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Index To Volume 80, The Auk

The Auk

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Reviews, The Auk

The Auk

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The Water Economy Of Land Birds, George A. Bartholomew, Tom J. Cade

The Auk

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In Memoriam: W L Mcatee, E. R. Kalmbach

The Auk

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Erythrocyte Measurements In Birds, F. A. Hartman, M. A. Lessler

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Dr Strobel's Account Of John J Audubon, E. A. Hammond

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Obituaries, The Auk

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Reviews, The Auk

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The Fossil Avifauna Of Itchtucknee River, Florida, John J. Mccoy

The Auk

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Report Of The Committee On Bird Protection, 1962, The Auk

The Auk

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Pellet Formation In A Great Horned Owl: A Roentgenographic Study, Robert J. Grimm, Walter M. Whitehouse

The Auk

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Tentative Field Estimates Of Metabolism In Buntings, Carl W. Helms

The Auk

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Courtship Of The American Redstart, Millicent S. Ficken

The Auk

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Mortality Of Common Egrets And Other Herons, M. Philip Kahl Jr.

The Auk

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Orientation Behavior Of Four Species Of Waterfowl, Frank C. Bellrose

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Birds Associating With Elephants And Hippopotamuses, Dale W. Rice

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Reviews, The Auk

The Auk

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Experiments On Photoperiodic Regulation Of The Testis Cycle In Two Species Of The Thrush Genus Hylocichla, Ormsby Annan

The Auk

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The Syrinx In Certain Tyrant Flycatchers, Mildred Miskimen

The Auk

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Age-Specific Mortality In The Eggs And Nestlings Of Blackbirds, Howard Young

The Auk

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Is The Local Environment More Important Than Within-Host Interactions In Determining Coinfection?, Adam Zvanut Hasik, Jason T. Bried, Daniel I. Bolnick, Adam M. Siepielski

Biological Sciences Faculty Publications and Presentations

• Host populations often vary in the magnitude of coinfection they experience across environmental gradients. Furthermore, coinfection often occurs sequentially, with a second parasite infecting the host after the first has established a primary infection. Because the local environment and interactions between coinfecting parasites can both drive patterns of coinfection, it is important to disentangle the relative contributions of environmental factors and within-host interactions to patterns of coinfection.
• Here, we develop a conceptual framework and present an empirical case study to disentangle these facets of coinfection. Across multiple lakes, we surveyed populations of five damselfly (host) species and quantified primary parasitism …

Comparing Participant Recruitment Methods For Statewide Needs Assessment Surveys, Amy Harder, Diane D. Craig, Karlibeth Leitheiser

Journal of Extension

Contracting with a paid survey vendor can be costly; are free and low-cost survey recruitment methods a sound option for Extension? The purpose of our study was to assess the feasibility of using free or low-cost recruitment methods as a substitute for contracting with a paid survey vendor when conducting a statewide needs assessment. The demographic characteristics and responses from paid survey panelists were compared with the same data from participants recruited via Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Observed differences suggest that Extension professionals should carefully consider whose perspectives are needed for a needs assessment and make survey recruitment decisions accordingly.

Using Virtual Platforms To Convene And Engage Diverse Sectors Of The Emerging Seaweed Aquaculture Industry, Anoushka Concepcion, Gabriela Bradt, Meg Chadsey, Antoinette Clemetson, Melissa Good, Catherine Janasie, Stephanie Otts, Joshua Reitsma, Jaclyn Robidoux

Journal of Extension

Engaging relevant stakeholders, specifically those with opposing views, is a challenge many Extension professionals face. Employing practical methods to engage opposing sectors is critical in implementing projects to ensure long-term success. Advocacy-driven messaging has fueled interest in seaweed farming, however, existing practical challenges have led to frustration from relevant sectors. The National Seaweed Hub serves as a central clearinghouse for available science-based, non-advocate, and practical resources related to the emerging domestic seaweed aquaculture industry. Through facilitated sector-driven work groups and other engagement activities, seaweed sectors collaborated and strategized to generate implementable projects, ideas and resources targeting barriers to industry expansion.

Notes And News, The Auk

The Auk

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Recent Literature, The Auk

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Courtship And Agonistic Behavior Of The Common Grackle, Quiscalus Quiscula, Robert W. Ficken

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Reviews, The Auk

The Auk

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