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Differential toxicity and taste aversion to strychnine of three subspecies of the California ground squirrel (Spermophilus beecheyi)

Author(s)
Howard, Walter E., Stephen D. Palmateer, and Rex E. Marsh
Pages
107-112
Publisher
University of California, Davis
Year
Volume
14

Differential trends in mercury concentrations in double-crested cormorant populations of the Canadian Prairies.

Author(s)
Hall, B.D., Doucette, J.L., Bates, L.M., Bugajski, A., Niyogi, S. and Somers, C.M.
Issue
3
Volume
23

Differentiating Sex and Species of Western Grebes (Aechmophorus occidentalis) and Clark's Grebes (Aechmophorus clarkii) and Their Eggs Using External Morphometrics and Discriminant Function Analysis.

Author(s)
Hartman, C.A., Ackerman, J.T., Eagles-Smith, C.A. and Herzog, M.P.
Issue
1
Volume
39

Dipodomys nitratoides

Author(s)
Best, Troy L.
Pages
1-7
Year
Volume
381

Dipodomys stephensi

Author(s)
Bleich, Vernon C.
Pages
1-3
Year
Volume
73

Dipsosaurus (Hallowell), Desert Iguana

Author(s)
Hulse, Arthur C.
Pages
1-6
Year
Volume
542

Direct and indirect effects of petroleum production activities on the western fence lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis) as a surrogate for the dunes sagebrush lizard (Sceloporus arenicolus).

Author(s)
Weir, S.M., Knox, A., Talent, L.G., Anderson, T.A. and Salice, C.J.
Issue
5
Volume
35

Discovery and habitat use of black rails along the central Florida Gulf Coast.

Author(s)
Pranty, B., Robinson, D.J. and Barnwell, M.
Issue
2
Volume
32

Disparity between adult and juvenile American Robins Turdus migratorius foraging for ground invertebrates and cherry fruits.

Author(s)
Vanderhoff, E.N. and Eason, P.K.
Issue
12
Volume
113

Dispersal and habitat use by post-fledging juvenile Snowy Egrets and Black-crowned Night-herons.

Author(s)
Erwin, R.M., Haig, J.G., Stotts, D.B. and Hatfield, J.S.
Issue
2
Volume
108

Dispersal and home range of striped skunks, Mephitis mephitis, in an area of population reduction in southern Alberta

Author(s)
Rosatte, Richard C. and John R. Gunson
Pages
315-319
Year
Issue
3
Volume
98

Dispersal distance and the range of nightly movements in Merriam's kangaroo rats

Author(s)
Jones, Thomas W.
Pages
27-34
Year
Issue
1
Volume
70

Dispersal of recently fledged mourning doves from nest sites

Author(s)
Hitchcock, Ronald R., and Ralph E. Mirarchi
Pages
581-585
Year
Issue
4
Volume
98

Dispersal, daily activity, and home range of coyotes in southeastern Idaho

Author(s)
Woodruff, Roger A. and Barry L. Keller
Pages
199-207
Year
Volume
56

Dispersion and numbers in Peromyscus populations

Author(s)
Metzgar, Lee H.
Pages
26 - 31
Year
Volume
103

Dispersion patterns of mice in California annual grassland

Author(s)
Batzli, George O.
Pages
239-250
Year
Volume
49

Disposition of dietary dieldrin in the Little Brown Bat Myotis-Lucifugus and correlation of skin levels with body burden.

Author(s)
Clark Jr. D.R., Prouty, R.M.
Issue
2
Volume
33

Disruption of thyroxine and sex hormones by 1, 2-dibromo-4-(1, 2-dibromoethyl) cyclohexane (DBE-DBCH) in American kestrels (Falco sparverius) and associations with reproductive and behavioral changes.

Author(s)
Marteinson, S.C., Palace, V., Letcher, R.J. and Fernie, K.J.
Volume
154

Distances moved by Stephens' kangaroo rat (Dipodomys stephensi Merriam) and implications for conservation

Author(s)
Price, Mary V., Patrick A. Kelly and Ross L. Goldingay
Pages
929-939
Year
Volume
75

Distribution and Abundance of Breeding Birds in Boston Harbor

Author(s)
Paton, P.W.C., Harris, R. J. and Trocki, C.L.
Issue
3
Volume
12

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