The Auk, Volume 113, Number 2 (1996)

Journal
Auk
Volume
113
Issue
2 (April)
Year
1996

CONTENTS

Dietary Relationships of Migrant and Resident Birds From a Humid Forest in Central Panama. 277-287.
Brigitte Poulin, Ga.
Geographic Variation of Song Form Within and Among Chestnut-Sided Warbler Populations. 288-299.
Bruce E. Byers.
Attendance and Diet in Relation to Breeding Success in Herring Gulls (Larus Argentatus). 300-309.
Monika Bukacinska, Dariusz Bukacinski, Arie L. Spaans.
Thermoregulatory Role of the Unfeathered Head and Neck in Male Wild Turkeys. 310-318.
Richard Buchholz.
Old Nest Material in Nest Boxes of Tree Swallows: Effects on Nest-Site Choice and Nest Building. 319-328.
Wallace B. Rendell, Nicolaas A. M. Verbeek.
Within- and Among-Year Effects of Cold Fronts on Migrating Raptors At Hawk Mountain, Pennsylvania, 1934-1991. 329-338.
Paul E. Allen, Laurie J. Goodrich, Keith L. Bildstein.
Relationships Between Genetic Variation and Body Size in Wintering Mallards. 339-345.
Olin E. Rhodes, Jr., Loren M. Smith, Michael H. Smith.
Evolution of Host Defenses Against Brood Parasitism: Implications of Puncture-Ejection By a Small Passerine. 346-355.
Spencer G. Sealy.
Epaulet Brightness and Condition in Female Red-Winged Blackbirds. 356-362.
Torgeir S. Johnsen, James D. Hengeveld, James L. Blank, Ken Yasukawa, Val Nolan, Jr.
Ecological Correlates of Molt in Merlins (Falco Columbarius). 363-369.
Richard H. M. Espie, Paul C. James, Ian G. Warkentin, Lynn W. Oliphant.
A Comparative Analysis of Passerine Mobbing Calls. 370-380.
Millicent Sigler Ficken, James Popp.
Misuse of Data From Mist-Net Captures to Assess Relative Abundance in Bird Populations. 381-398.
J. V. Remsen, Jr., David A. Good.
Heavy Metal and Selenium Levels in Feathers of Franklin's Gulls in Interior North America. 399-407.
Joanna Burger.
Multiple Parasitism of the Red-Winged Blackbird: Further Experimental Evidence of Evolutionary Lag in a Common Host of the Brown-Headed Cowbird. 408-413.
David Ward, Anna K. Lindholm, James N. M. Smith.


Annual Diet of Cedar Waxwings Based on U.S. Biological Survey Records (1885-1950) Compared to Diet of American Robins: Contrasts in Dietary Patterns and Natural History. 414-430.

Mark C. Witmer.
Population Fluctuation in Sulawesi Red-Knobbed Hornbills: Tracking Figs in Space and Time. 431-440.
Margaret F. Kinnaird, Timothy G. O'Brien, Suer Suryadi.
Mechanisms of Facultative Sex-Ratio Variation in Zebra Finches (Taeniopygia Guttata). 441-449.
Ethan D. Clotfelter.
Influence of Auditory Stimulation on the Development of Syntactical and Temporal Features in European Starling Song. 450-456.
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A Phylogenetic Perspective of Evaporative Water Loss in Birds. 457-472.
Joseph B. Williams.
Food Finding and the Influence of Information, Local Enhancement, and Communal Roosting on Foraging Success of North American Vultures. 473-488.
Neil J. Buckley.
In Memoriam: Richard R. Olendorff, 1943-1994. 489.
Marc J. Bechard.
Reviews. 517-523.
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Announcements. 523-524.
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Short Communications And Commentaries

Correlates of Mating Success in Indian Peafowl. 490-492.
Shahla Yasmin, H. S. A. Yahya.
Consequences For Captive Zebra Finches of Consuming Tall Fescue Seeds Infected With the Endophytic Fungus Acremonium Coenophialum. 492-495.
Michael R. Conover, Terry A. Messmer.
Feeding Behavior, Size Asymmetry, and Food Distribution in Magellanic Penguin (Spheniscus Magellanicus) Chicks. 496-498.
Daniel E. Blanco, Pablo Yorio, P. Dee Boersma.
Scanning and Tail-Flicking in the Australian Dusky Moorhen (Gallinula Tenebrosa). 499-501.
David A. Ryan, Kylie M. Bawden, Kathryn T. Bermingham, Mark A. Elgar.
Nocturnal Nest Attendance of Killdeers: More Than Meets the Eye. 502-504.
Nils Warnock, Lewis W. Oring.
Secondary Sex Ratio in Anatinae. 505-511.
Peter Blums, Aivars Mednis.
Dna Fingerprinting Reveals Monogamy in the Bushtit, a Cooperatively Breeding Species. 511-516.
Jeffrey P. Bruce, James S. Quinn, Sarah A. Sloane, Bradley N. White.
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