Titlebook: Current Ornithology; Volume 3 Richard F. Johnston Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 bird.ecology.evolution.reproduction.social behavior

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Touraj Atabaki,Elisabetta Bini,Kaveh Ehsaniffect does song learning have on the usefulness of song as a guide to species limits? In addition, systematists are interested in song as a guide to relationships among species. Several reviews of song in systematics have indicated that song may be more useful at the species level than at higher lev

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Sangita Dhal,Bidyut Chakrabarty to a species and propose a diverse arsenal of proven management approaches that can prevent the species’ extinction. As a result, management of endangered birds has set standards to which conservationists concerned with other taxonomie groups refer.

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Bird Songs and Avian Systematics,ffect does song learning have on the usefulness of song as a guide to species limits? In addition, systematists are interested in song as a guide to relationships among species. Several reviews of song in systematics have indicated that song may be more useful at the species level than at higher lev

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The Problem of Avian Extinctions, to a species and propose a diverse arsenal of proven management approaches that can prevent the species’ extinction. As a result, management of endangered birds has set standards to which conservationists concerned with other taxonomie groups refer.

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