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Wader Study Group International Wader Studies
  Number 8
  March 1996
  

FOREWORD (PDF)
Gonzalo Castro,  5

PREFACE (PDF)
Peter Hicklin,  6

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (PDF)
  6


PART I: POPULATIONS, HABITAT USE AND BREEDING BIOLOGY OF SHOREBIRDS IN NORTH AMERICA

ALASKA AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO WESTERN HEMISPHERE SHOREBIRDS (PDF)
Robert E. Gill, Jr., Stanley E. Senner,  8-14

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF BREEDING SHOREBIRDS IN ARCTIC ALASKA (PDF)
Declan M. Troy,  15-27

THE STATUS OF ALASKA'S LARGE SHOREBIRDS: A REVIEW AND AN EXAMPLE (PDF)
Brian J. McCaffery,  28-32

PROTECTION OF SHOREBIRDS AND THEIR HABITATS ON ALASKA'S NORTH SLOPE (PDF)
Michelle Gilders,  33

RECRUITMENT AND THE ROLE OF RECONNAISSANCE IN SPOTTED SANDPIPERS (PDF)
Lewis W. Oring, J. Michael Reed,  34

LOCAL AND REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN HABITAT UTILIZATION BY DUNLINS CALIDRIS ALPINA AS REVEALED BY RADIO-TELEMETRY: CONSERVATION IMPLICATIONS (PDF)
Nils Warnock,  35-38

POPULATION STATUS OF THE THREATENED/ENDANGERED PIPING PLOVER IN 1991 (PDF)
Susan M. Haig, Jonathan Plissner,  39-41

PRELIMINARY STUDY OF SHOREBIRD HABITAT AND FEEDING CONDITIONS AT LOBOS BAY, SONORA, MEXICO (PDF)
Mauricio Cervantes Abrego, Rocio E. Muratalla Contreras,  42


PART II: ECOLOGY OF MIGRANT AND RESIDENT SHOREBIRD POPULATIONS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

THE IMPACT OF FORAGING BY SANDPIPERS "SCOLOPACIDAE" ON POPULATIONS OF INVERTEBRATES IN THE INTERTIDAL ZONE OF CHOMES BEACH, GULF OF NICOYA, COSTA RICA (PDF)
Ana I. Pereira,  44-51

SEGREGATION OF ROOSTING HABITAT IN MIGRATORY SHOREBIRDS ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF COLOMBIA (PDF)
Luis G. Naranjo, Jaime E. Mauna,  52-54

CONSERVATION OF CHARADRIIFORMES ON THE PERUVIAN COAST (PDF)
Victor Pulido, Jaime Jahncke, Patricia Makamatsu, Cecilia Flores,  55-61

MIGRATORY BIRD ACTIVITY IN THE BAY OF LAKE TITICACA, PUNO, PERU (PDF)
Angel G. Canales,  62

ANALYSIS OF RED KNOT CALIDRIS CANUTUS RUFA BANDING DATA IN BRAZIL (PDF)
Paulo T. Z. Antas, Ine˜z L. S. Nascimento,  63-70

THE CHILEAN SHOREBIRD NETWORK "RECAP" (PDF)
M. Sallaberry, E. Tabilo, C. Klesse, J. Abarca,  71-78

MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF THE HABITATS USED BY MIGRATORY SHOREBIRDS AT COQUIMBO, CHILE (PDF)
E. Tabilo, R. Jorge, R. Riquelme, A. Mondaca, C. Labra, J. Campusano, M. Tabilo, M. Varela, A. Tapia, M. Sallaberry,  79-84

THE NEOTROPICAL PLOVERS OF ESTERO EL YALI IN CENTRAL CHILE (PDF)
Yerko A. Vilina, M. Victoria López-Calleja,  85-92

HABITAT PARTITIONING AND THE DISTRIBUTION AND SEASONAL ABUNDANCES OF MIGRATORY PLOVERS AND SANDPIPERS IN LOS ALAMOS, RIO NEGRO, ARGENTINA (PDF)
Patricia M. Gonzalez,  93-102

OBSERVATIONS ON MIGRATORY AND RESIDENT SHOREBIRDS IN LAKES IN THE HIGHLANDS OF NORTH-WESTERN ARGENTINA (PDF)
Claudio D. Laredo,  103-111


PART III: SHOREBIRD FORAGING ECOLOGY AND ENERGETICS

NOCTURNAL FORAGING IN SHOREBIRDS (PDF)
Raymond McNeil, José Ramón Rodríguez S.,  114-121

ENERGETIC CONSTRAINTS ON THE NON-BREEDING DISTRIBUTION OF COASTAL SHOREBIRDS (PDF)
Theunis Piersma,  122-135

MIGRATION AND MASS CHANGE OF CALIDRIS FUSCICOLLIS IN NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA (PDF)
Brian A. Harrington, F. J. Leeuwenburg, S. Lara Resende, R. McNeil, B. T. Thomas, J. S. Grear, E. F. Martinez,  136


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