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General Note: |
'Sponsored by American Institute of Biological Sciences in cooperation with Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, United States Department of the Interior. |
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Papers from a symposium held at the Migratory Bird Populations Station Laurel, Maryland 9-10 October 1969. |
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Contents Note: |
Partial contents: Mallard migration corridors as revealed by population distribution, banding, and radar -- The relevance of the mapping census technique to the conservation of migratory bird populations -- Population ecology of the Australian black-backed magpie, royal penguin, and silver gull -- Influence of territory upon structure and dynamics of bird populations -- Apects of mallard breeding ecology in Canadian parkland and grasslands -- Some problems in estimating survival from banding data -- The importance of movements in the biology of herring gulls in New England -- Role of banding data in migratory bird population studies -- Population ecology and environmental pollution: red-tailed and cooper's hawks -- British studies of goose populations: hindsight as an aid to foresight. |