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Effects of tide cycles on habitat selection and habitat partitioning by migrating shorebirds
We studied assemblages of feeding shorebirds in three intertidal habitats on the coast of New Jersey during August to document how species segregate spatially both among and within habitats and to determine the effects of tidal cycles on these patterns. The habitats were a sandy beach facing the ocean proper (outer beach), a sandy beach on the mainland side of a barrier island (inner beach), and a
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J. Burger, M.A. Howe, D.C. Hahn, J. Chase
[Book review] Mammals of the Yukon Territory by P. M. Youngman
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A.L. Gardner
Breeding records of Sandwich and Caspian terns in Virginia and Maryland
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J.S. Weske, R. B. Clapp, J.M. Sheppard
The seventy-seventh Audubon Christmas bird count. 366. Back Bay Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Va
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P. Sykes
The seventy-seventh Audubon Christmas bird count. 379. Little Creek, Va
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P. Sykes
[Book review] Readings in Wildlife Conservation, by J.A. Bailey, et al., editors
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R.C. Banks
Fortieth breeding bird census. 170. Selectively logged mature tulip-tree oak forest
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B. Whitcomb, D. Bystrak, R. Whitcomb
The seventy-seventh Audubon Christmas bird count, introduction: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
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P.W. Sykes
Fortieth breeding bird census. 169. Mature tulip-tree - oak forest
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B. Whitcomb, D. Bystrak, R. Whitcomb
A comparison of 2 techniques for estimating deer density
We applied mark-resight and area-conversion methods to estimate deer abundance at a 2,862-ha area in and surrounding the Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site during 1987-1991. One observer in each of 11 compartments counted marked and unmarked deer during 65-75 minutes at dusk during 3 counts in each of April and November. Use of radio-collars and vinyl collars p
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G.L. Storm, D.F. Cottam, R.H. Yahner, J. D. Nichols