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Raptor Research
  Volume 13 Number 1
  Spring 1979
  


SCIENTIFIC PAPERS

BREEDING RESPONSES OF RAPTORS TO JACKRABBIT DENSITY IN THE EASTERN GREAT BASIN DESERT OF UTAH  (PDF)
  DWIGHT G. SMITH, JOSEPH R. MURPHY  1-14

THE EGGS OF THE BLACK HAWK-EAGLE  (PDF)
  LLOYD F. KIFF  15

PRAIRIE FALCON CARMES STICK TO NEST  (PDF)
  JOHN C. BARBER  16

COURTSHIP OF COMMON CARACARAS IN COSTA RICA  (PDF)
  LAWRENCE KILHAM  17-19

AN OBSERVATION OF THE AERIAL COURTSHIP OF THE RED-TAILED HAWK  (PDF)
  MARK ANDREW SPRINGER  19

CAUTION ON USING PRODUCTIVITY OR AGE RATIOS ALONE FOR POPULATION INFERENCES  (PDF)
  JAMES W. GRIER  20-24

ABSTRACTS OF THESES AND DISSERTATIONS

THE BIOLOGY OF THE NEW ZEALAND FALCON: (FALCO NOVAESEELANDIAE CMELIN 1788).  (PDF)
    25-26

ECOLOGY OF THE WHITE-TAILED KITE IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY  (PDF)
    26-27

ECOLOGY OF WINTERING BALD EAGLES ON THE SKAGIT RIVER, WASHINGTON  (PDF)
    27-28

THE INFLUENCE OF FORCED-RENESTING ON REPRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS OF CAPTIVE AMERICAN KESTRELS  (PDF)
    28

BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF RED-TAILED HAWKS (BUTEO JAMAICENSIS), ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS (B. LAGOPUS), NORTHERN HARRIERS (CIRCUS CYANEUS), AMERICAN KESTRELS (FALCO SPARVERIUS), AND OTHER RAPTORIAL BIRDS WINTERING IN SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO  (PDF)
    29-30

ASPECTS OF THE BIOLOGY OF THE AUSTRALASIAN HARRIER (CIRCUS AERUGINOSUS APPROXIMANS PEALE 1848)  (PDF)
    30-31

BEHAVIORAL AND PREDATORY DYNAMICS OF AMERICAN KESTRELS WINTERING IN THE ARCATA BOTTOMS  (PDF)
    31-32

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
    front

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