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Studies in Avian Biology - Number 15A Century of Avifaunal Change in Western North AmericaJoseph R. Jehl, Jr. and Ned K. Johnson |
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| 1 | A century of avifaunal change in western North America: overview
Ned K. Johnson and Joseph R. Jehl, Jr. REGIONAL AVIFAUNAL CHANGE
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| A century of avifaunal change in Alaska
| Brina Kessel and Daniel D. Gibson 14
| The unlikely 18th century naturalists of Hudson's Bay
| C. Stuart Houston 27
| Pioneering and natural expansion of breeding distributions in western North American birds
| Ned K. Johnson 45
| Avifauna of the wetlands of Baja California, México: Current status
| Barbara W. Massey and Eduardo Palacios 58
| Trends in nocturnal migrant landbird populations at Southeast Farallon Island, California, 1968-1992
| Peter Pyle, Nadav Nur, and David F. DeSante 75
| Avifaunal change on California's coastal islands
| Dennis M. Power 91
| A chronology of ornithological exploration in the Hawaiian Islands, from Cook to Perkins
| Storrs L. Olson and Helen F. James 103
| Avifaunal change in the Hawaiian Islands, 1893-1993
| H. Douglas Pratt POPULATION TRENDS
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| Seabird population trends along the west coast of North America: causes and the extent of regional concordance
| David G. Ainley, William J. Sydeman, Scott A. Hatch, and Ulrich W. Wilson 134
| A century of population trends of waterfowl in western North America
| Richard C. Banks and Paul F. Springer 147
| Shorebirds in western North America: late 1800s to late 1900s
| Gary W. Page and Robert E. Gill, Jr. 161
| Population trends and current status of selected western raptors
| Clayton M. White 173
| Population trends in the landbirds of western North America
| David F. DeSante and T. Luke George 191
| Changes in distribution patterns of select wintering North American birds from 1901 to 1989
| Terry L. Root and Jason D. Weckstein 202
| Historical changes in populations and perceptions of native pest bird species in the West
| John M. Marzluff, Randall B. Boone, and George W. Cox 221
| Population trends of introduced birds in western North America
| Richard F. Johnston and Kimball L. Garrett THE EFFECTS OF HUMAN-INDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE ON AVIAN POPULATIONS
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| Human-induced changes in bird populations in coniferous forests in western North America during the past 100 years
| Sallie J. Hejl 247
| Avian assemblages on altered grasslands
| Fritz L. Knopf 258
| Changes in saline and alkaline lake avifaunas in western North America in the past 150 years
| Joseph R. Jehl, Jr. 273
| The effects of human-induced changes on the avifauna of western riparian habitats
| Robert D. Ohmart CASE HISTORIES
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| Evidence of changes in populations of the Marbled Murrelet in the Pacific Northwest
| C. John Ralph 293
| Changes in the distribution and abundance of Spotted Owls during the past century
| R. J. Gutiérrez 301
| The Cowbird's invasion of the Far West: history, causes and consequences experienced by host species
| Stephen I. Rothstein 316
| Endemic Song Sparrows and Yellowthroats of San Francisco Bay
| Joe T. Marshall and Kent G. Dedrick 328
| Endangered small landbirds of the western United States
| Jonathan L. Atwood PROSPECTS
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| Preserving and restoring avian diversity: a search for solutions
| J. Michael Scott Cover to Cover
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O. Wolf, SORA Coordinator Cooper Ornithological Society |
