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Pacific Coast Avifauna - Number 37

Ecology of Pomarine, Parasitic, and Long-Tailed Jaegers in Northern Alaska

William J. Maher


iv List of tables
vii List of figures and captions
Introduction:
1 Acknowledgments, itinerary, general methods.
Environmental description:
7 Topography, climate, vegetation, seasonal changes in avifauna, microtine rodent populations
14 General characteristics of jaegers
16 Population biology of the pomarine jaeger
38 Population biology of the parasitic jaeger
47 Population biology of the long-tailed jaeger
52 Summary and discussion of population biology
55 Territoriality
74 Some aspects of breeding biology
83 Gonad cycle
93 Growth characteristics
103 Food habits and predation
General discussion:
124 Competition, function of territories, origins, adaptations of jaegers to the arctic
141 Summary
144 Literature cited
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