The Auk, Volume 98, Number 3 (1981)
Journal
Auk
Volume
98
Issue
3 (July)
Year
1981
CONTENTS
- The Ecology of Seabird Feeding Flocks in Alaska. 437-456.
- Wayne Hoffman, Dennis Heinemann, John A. Wiens.
- Sexual Size Dimorphism and Survival of Male and Female Blackbirds (Icteridae). 457-465.
- William A. Searcy, Ken Yasukawa.
- Hind Limb Morphology, Phylogeny, and Classification of the Piciformes. 466-480.
- Edward V. Swierczewski, Robert J. Raikow.
- The Phylogenetic Relationships of the Piciformes (Class Aves). 481-494.
- Sharon F. Simpson, Joel Cracraft.
- Lack of Differential Survival Among Young Ipswich Sparrows. 495-502.
- Howard A. Ross, Ian A. Mclaren.
- Overwinter Mortality and Sexual Size Dimorphism in the House Sparrow. 503-511.
- Richard F. Johnston, Robert C. Fleischer.
- Song Dialects, Migration, and Population Structure of Puget Sound White-Crowned Sparrows. 512-521.
- Dennis Heinemann.
- Colonial Defense Behavior in Double-Crested and Pelagic Cormorants. 522-531.
- Douglas Siegel-Causey, George L. Hunt, Jr.
- Notes and News. 531-549.
- s.n.
- Male and Female Parental Roles in the Western Gull Under Different Environmental Conditions. 532-549.
- Raymond Pierotti.
- Colony Site Dynamics and Habitat Use in Atlantic Coast Seabirds. 550-561.
- R. Michael Erwin, Joan Galli, Joanna Burger.
- Seasonal Changes in Woodpecker Foraging Patterns. 562-570.
- Richard N. Conner.
- Movements of Adult and Juvenile Bananaquits Within a Morph-Ratio Cline. 571-577.
- Joseph M. Wunderle, Jr.
- The Structure of Western Warbler Assemblages: Analysis of Foraging Behavior and Habitat Selection in Oregon. 578-588.
- Michael L. Morrison.
- Arrival and Departure Frequencies of Great Blue Herons At Two Oregon Estuarine Colonies. 589-595.
- Range D. Bayer.
- Second-Wave Nesting of the California Least Tern: Age Composition and Reproductive Success. 596-605.
- Barbara W. Massey, Jonathan L. Atwood.
- In Memoriam: Leslie Mills Tuck. 606-609.
- W. A. Montevecchi.
- Reviews. 641-657.
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- Freedom and Responsibility: the International Ornithological Congress. 632.
- Helmut C. Mueller.
- The International Ornithological Congress: A Counter View. 633.
- Donald S. Farner.
- The Condor Case: An Uphill Struggle in a Downhill Crush. 634-635.
- Frank A. Pitelka.
- Ornithology As Science. 636-637.
- George T. Austin, Emmet R. Blake, Pierce Brodkorb, M. Ralph Browning, W. Earl Godfrey, John P. Hubbard, Guy Mccaskie, Joe T. Marshall, Jr., Gale Monson, Storrs L. Olson, Hen
- Response: in the Eye of the Beholder. 638.
- Elliot J. Tramer.
- Response: Ornithology As Science. 638-639.
- Robert C. Whitmore.
- Response: Ornithology and Ecology As Sciences. 639-640.
- James A. Macmahon, Peter B. Landres.
- Effects of Abundant Species on the Ability of Observers to Make Accurate Counts of Birds. 610-613.
- J. Michael Scott, Fred L. Ramsey.
- Responsiveness of Male Swamp Sparrows to Temporal Organization of Song. 613-615.
- William A. Searcy, Evan Balaban, Richard A. Canady, Stephen J. Clark, Steven Runfeldt, Heather Williams.
- The Development of Effective Endothermy and Homeothermy by Nestling Pi. 615-619.
- L. Clark, Russell P. Balda.
- Geographic Variation in the Juvenal Plumage of the Lesser Nighthawk (Chordeiles Acutipennis). 619-621.
- Robert W. Dickerman.
- A Blue Bunting [Passerina (Cyanocompsa) Parellina] Record for the United States From Louisiana. 621-622.
- Steven W. Cardiff, J. V. Remsen, Jr.
- Male Participation in Incubation and Brooding in the Blue Jay. 622-623.
- Harriet Laine.
- Predator Alarm Calls of Young Black-Capped Chickadees. 624.
- Karen M. Apel, Millicent S. Ficken.
- Nest-Site Tenacity and Mate Fidelity in Female-Female Pairs of Ring-Billed Gulls. 625-627.
- Kit M. Kovacs, John P. Ryder.
- Near-Ultraviolet Light Reception in the Mallard. 627-628.
- John Parrish, Roger Benjamin, Ricky Smith.
- Courtship Display and Copulation Observed in a Pair of Philippine Hanging Parrots (Loriculus Philippensis Philippensis). 629.
- Elisha W. Burr.
- Autumn Selection of Breeding Location by Field Sparrows. 629-631.
- Raymond J. Adams, Jr., Richard Brewer.
- A Probable Record of Intraspecific Egg Dumping for Sandhill Cranes. 631.
- Carroll D. Littlefield.
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