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Journal of Raptor Research
  Volume 33 Number 1
  March 1999
  


POISONING OF RAPTORS WITH ORGANOPHOSPHORUS AND CARBAMATE PESTICIDES WITH EMPHASIS ON CANADA, U.S. AND U.K.  (PDF)
  PIERRE MINEAU, MARK R. FLETCHER, LINDA C. GLASER, NANCY J. THOMAS, CANDACE BRASSARD, LAURIE K. WILSON, JOHN E. ELLIOTT, LINDA A. LYON, CHARLES J. HENNY, TRENT BOLLINGER, STUART L. PORTER  1-37

Expanded Abstracts

SOLVING RAPTOR-HUMAN CONFLICTS  (PDF)
  ROBERT E. KENWARD  38

CREATING RAPTOR BENEFITS FROM POWERLINE PROBLEMS  (PDF)
  MICHAEL N. KOCHERT, RICHARD R. OLENDORFF  39-42

PREVENTING BIRDS OF PREY PROBLEMS AT TRANSMISSION LINES IN WESTERN EUROPE  (PDF)
  PATRICK BAYLE  43-48

RAPTOR USE AND ABUSE OF POWERLINES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA  (PDF)
  JOHN A. LEDGER, JONATHAN C.A. HOBBS  49-52

USING A GIS TO INTEGRATE SEASONAL RAPTOR DISTRIBUTIONS INTO A BIRD AVOIDANCE MODEL FOR AIRCRAFT  (PDF)
  MICHAEL M. THOMPSON  53-58

SEASONAL VARIATION IN BIRDSTRIKE RATE FOR TWO NORTH AMERICAN RAPTORS: TURKEY VULTURE (CATHARTES AURA) AND RED-TAILED HAWK (BUTEO JAMAICENSIS)  (PDF)
  T. ADAM KELLY  59-62

RAPTOR ATTACKS ON PEOPLE  (PDF)
  JAMES W. PARKER  63-66

THE EXTENT, COST AND CONTROL OF LIVESTOCK PREDATION BY EAGLES WITH A CASE STUDY ON BLACK EAGLES (AQUILA VERREAUXII) IN THE KAROO  (PDF)
  ROBERT A. G. DAVIES  67-72

RAPTOR PREDATION PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS  (PDF)
  ROBERT E. KENWARD  73-75

BOOK REVIEWS  (PDF)
    76-78

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
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BACK MATTER  (PDF)
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