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Journal of Raptor Research
  Volume 35 Number 4
  December 2001
  


THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL BURROWING OWL SYMPOSIUM: BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT  (PDF)
  TROY I. WELLICOME, GEOFFREY L. HOLROYD  269-273

Biology

AN INITIAL EXAMINATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNA STRUCTURE IN BURROWING OWL POPULATIONS  (PDF)
  MARTHA J. DESMOND, THOMAS J. PARSONS, THOMAS O. POWERS, JULIE A. SAVIDGE  274-281

DISPERSAL PATTERNS AND POST-FLEDGING MORTALITY OF JUVENILE BURROWING OWLS IN SASKATCHEWAN  (PDF)
  L. DANIELLE TODD  282-287

SYNCHRONOUS AND DELAYED NUMERICAL RESPONSES OF A PREDATORY BIRD COMMUNITY TO A VOLE OUTBREAK ON THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES  (PDF)
  RAY G. POULIN, TROY I. WELLICOME, L. DANIELLE TODD  288-295

NESTING ECOLOGY OF BURROWING OWLS OCCUPYING BLACK-TAILED PRAIRIE DOG TOWNS IN SOUTHEASTERN MONTANA  (PDF)
  MARCO RESTANI, LARRY R. RAU, DENNIS L. FLATH  296-303

NOCTURNAL FORAGING AND HABITAT USE BY MALE BURROWING OWLS IN A HEAVILY-CULTIVATED REGION OF SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN  (PDF)
  ROBERT A. SISSONS, KARYN L. SCALISE, TROY I. WELLICOME  304-309

Status and Trends

BURROWING OWL POPULATION-TREND SURVEYS IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA: 1991-2000  (PDF)
  DARCEY T. SHYRY, TROY I. WELLICOME, JOSEF K. SCHMUTZ, GARY L. ERICKSON, DAVE L. SCOBIE, REG F. RUSSELL, RICK G. MARTIN  310-315

OCCURRENCE OF BURROWING OWLS IN BLACK-TAILED PRAIRIE DOG COLONIES ON GREAT PLAINS NATIONAL GRASSLANDS  (PDF)
  JOHN G. SIDLE, MARK BALL, TIMOTHY BYER, JAMES J. CHYNOWETH, GARY FOLI, ROBERT HODORFF, GLEN MORAVEK, RICHARD PETERSON, DANIEL N. SVINGEN  316-321

STATUS OF THE BURROWING OWL IN NORTH DAKOTA  (PDF)
  ROBERT K. MURPHY, KRISTIN W. HASSELBLAD, CHRIS D. GRONDAHL, JOHN G. SIDLE, RON E. MARTIN, DAVID W. FREED  322-330

STATUS AND ATTEMPTED REINTRODUCTION OF BURROWING OWLS IN MINNESOTA, U.S.A.  (PDF)
  MARK S. MARTELL, JOHN SCHLADWEILER, FRANCESCA CUTHBERT  331-336

A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF BURROWING OWL POPULATION STATUS IN WYOMING  (PDF)
  NICOLE M. KOREANTA, LOREN W. AYERS, STANLEY H. ANDERSON, DAVID B. MCDONALD  337-343

THE HOWDY OWLS OF ARIZONA: A REVIEW OF THE STATUS OF ATHENE CUNICULARIA  (PDF)
  NIKOLLE L. BROWN  344-350

CURRENT STATUS, DISTRIBUTION, AND CONSERVATION OF THE BURROWING OWL IN OKLAHOMA  (PDF)
  STEVEN R. SHEFFIELD, MARK HOWERY  351-356

DISTRIBUTION OF BURROWING OWLS ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LANDS IN COLORADO  (PDF)
  TAMMY L. VERCAUTEREN, SCOTT W. GILLIHAN, SCOTT W. HUTCHINGS  357-361

ANALYSES OF BURROWING OWL POPULATIONS IN NEW MEXICO  (PDF)
  PATRICIA C. ARROWOOD, CAROL A. FINLEY, BRUCE C. THOMPSON  362-370

Conservation and Management

A POPULATION DECLINE RECORDED BY OPERATION BURROWING OWL IN SASKATCHEWAN  (PDF)
  MARGARET A. SKEEL, JEFF KEITH, CARLA S. PALASCHUK  371-377

DEVELOPMENT OF A HABITAT SUITABILITY INDEX MODEL FOR BURROWING OWLS IN THE EASTERN CANADIAN PRAIRIES  (PDF)
  TANYS V. UHMANN, NORM C. KENKEL, RICHARD K. BAYDACK  378-384

BURROWING OWLS AND DEVELOPMENT: SHORT-DISTANCE NEST BURROW RELOCATION TO MINIMIZE CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS  (PDF)
  BRIAN W. SMITH, JAMES R. BELTHOFF  385-391

BURROWING OWL REINTRODUCTION EFFORTS IN THE THOMPSON-NICOLA REGION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA  (PDF)
  ERNEST E. LEUPIN, DAVID J. LOW  392-398

CONSERVATION OF THE BURROWING OWL IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA: ISSUES, CHALLENGES, AND RECOMMENDATIONS  (PDF)
  GEOFFREY L. HOLROYD, RICARDO RODRíGUEZ-ESTRELLA, STEVEN R. SHEFFIELD  399-407

INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS  (PDF)
    408-411

INDEX TO VOLUME 35  (PDF)
  ALLISON FOWLER  412-418

FRONT MATTER  (PDF)
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BACK MATTER  (PDF)
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