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[Book review] Aquatic Ecology: Scale, Pattern and Process, edited by Paul S. Giller, Alan G. Hildrew, and David G. Raffaelli
Review of: Aquatic ecology : scale, pattern, and process. Paul S Giller; A G Hildrew; D G Raffaelli; British Ecological Society. Symposium; American Society of Limnology and Oceanography. Oxford ; Boston : Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1994. xiii, 649 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
[Book review] Biology of Whiptail Lizards (Genus Cnemidophorus), John W. Wright and Laurie J. Vitt (editors)
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[Book review] Soft paths: How to Enjoy the Wilderness Without Harming It by Bruce Hampton and David Cole
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[Book review] Reilly, Edgar M., Jr. The Audubon Illustrated Handbook of American Birds. McGraw-Hill. 1968. Illus. Pp. 524
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[Book review] Hindwood, Keith. Australian Birds in Color. East-West Center Press. Honolulu. 1966. Pp. 112
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[Book review] Hanzak, J. The Pictorial Encyclopedia of Birds. Edited by Bruce Campbell, American Consultant Ned R. Boyajian. Crown. 1967. 582 pp., 1,075 photographs, 45 color photos
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[Book review] McClung, Robert. Redbird: The Story of a Cardinal. William Morrow. 1968. Pp. 00. Illus
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[Book review] Wagstaffe, R. and J. H. Fidler. The Preservation of Natural History Specimens. Vol. 2, Philosophical Library. 1968. 404 pp
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[Book review] Wilderness Management by J. C. Hendee, G. H. Stankey, and R. C. Lucas
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[Book review] Conservation Biology in Australia and Oceania, edited by Craig Moritz and Jiro Kikkawa
Review of: Conservation Biology in Australia and Oceania. 1994. Edited By: Craig Moritz and Jiro Kikkawa. 404 pages, Col & b/w illus, line illus. Surrey Beatty & Sons. ISBN: 0949324485.
[Book review] Habitats for birds in Europe: a conservation strategy for the wider environment. Compiled by Graham M. Tucker and Michael I. Evans. Birdlife International, Cambridge, U.K., 1997
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[Book review] A review of Wildlife 2001: Populations
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[Book review] Animals in migration by Robert T. Orr
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[Book review] Readings in Wildlife Conservation, by J.A. Bailey, et al., editors
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[Book review] A coded workbook of birds of the World, Vol. 1: Non-passerines (2 nd edition)
With a slight change in title, this is the second edition of Edwards' (1974) Coded List, from which it differs significantly. First, it covers only nonpasserines instead of all the birds of the world; presumably a list of the passerines will follow soon. The code is different, the format is expanded, and the information content is greater (3,798 species are listed as opposed to 3,656). This edition is clearly a new entry in the world-list field.
[Book review] The birds of San Diego County
San Diego County, California is larger in area than 2 of the 50 states (combined), its geographic (and thus biological) diversity ranges from the seacoast across mountains of nearly 2,000 m elevation to extreme desert, it is the southwesternmost county of the contiguous U.S., and it is inhabited by dedicated birders whose observations have boosted the county list to more than 450 species. "The Birds of San Diego County" provides detailed information on the geographic, ecological, and temporal distribution and abundance of each of the 449 species of native birds reported in the county-for some, by subspecies. Maps of breeding distribution are presented for 129 of the 181 breeding species (of which 26 are considered to be extirpated or only occasional breeders). Ecological zones and terms of abundance are defined precisely, and the definitions are adhered to. Welcomely absent are long para- graphs of descriptive and generalized information.
[Book review] Utah birds: Geographic distribution and systematics, by W.H. Behle
Review of: Behle, William H. 1985. Utah Birds: Geographic Distribution and Systematics. Occasional Publication No. 5, Utah Museum of Natural History, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. 147 pp.