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Rana boylii (Foothill Yellow-legged Frog). Reproduction.

Author(s)
Rombough, Christopher J.; Hayes, Marc P.
Issue
1
Volume
38

Rana Boylii (Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog). Upland movement.

Author(s)
Cook, D.G., White, E., White, P., White, S.
Issue
2
Volume
43

Rana boylii.

Author(s)
Zweifel, R.G.

Rana catesbeiana (bullfrog) cannibalism

Author(s)
Stuart, James N. and Charles W. Painter
Pages
103
Year
Issue
3
Volume
24

Range use patterns and spatial relationships of Merriams's kangaroo rats (Dipodomys merriami)

Author(s)
Behrends, Philip, Martin Daly and Margo I. Wilson
Pages
187-209
Year
Volume
96

Rapid changes in small fish mercury concentrations in estuarine wetlands: implications for wildlife risk and monitoring programs.

Author(s)
Eagles-Smith, C.A. and Ackerman, J.T.
Issue
22
Volume
43

Raptor and large soaring bird migration across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico: distribution, seasonality, and phenology.

Author(s)
Cabrera-Cruz, S.A., Cervantes-Pasqualli, J.A., INZUNZA, E.R., Hernandez-Morales, T. and Villegas-Patraca, R.
Issue
1
Volume
27

Raptor movements in California

Author(s)
Bloom, Peter H.
Pages
313-323
Publisher
Hawk Migration Association of North America
Year

Recent declines in apparent survival and survey counts of Snowy Plovers breeding in the Southern High Plains of Texas.

Author(s)
Saalfeld, S.T., Conway, W.C., Haukos, D.A. and Johnson, W.P.
Issue
1
Volume
125

Recent population size, trends, and limiting factors for the double‐crested cormorant in western North America.

Author(s)
Adkins, J.Y., Roby, D.D., Lyons, D.E., Courtot, K.N., Collis, K., Carter, H.R., Shuford, W.D. and Capitolo, P.J.
Issue
7
Volume
78

Recent Snowy Plover population increase arises from high immigration rate in coastal northern California.

Author(s)
Colwell, M.A., Feucht, E.J., Lau, M.J., Orluck, D.J., McAllister, S.E. and Transou, A.N.
Issue
1
Volume
124

Recovering the endangered riparian brush rabbit (Sylvilagus bachmani riparius): reproduction and growth in confinement and survival after translocation.

Author(s)
Williams, D.F., Kelly, P.A., Hamilton, L.P., Lloyd, M.R., Williams, E.A. and Youngblom, J.J.

Recovery of an American Robin Turdue-Migratorius population after earlier DDT use.

Author(s)
Beaver, D.L.
Issue
3
Volume
51

Recovery of brain and plasma cholinesterase activities in ducklings exposed to organophosphorus pesticides

Author(s)
Fleming, James W.
Pages
215-229
Year
Volume
10

Recovery of cholinesterase activity in mallard ducklings administered organophosphorus pesticides

Author(s)
Fleming, W. James and Steven P. Bradbury
Pages
885-897
Year
Volume
8

Recovery of endangered kangaroo rats in the San Joaquin Valley, California

Author(s)
Williams, Daniel F. and David J. Germano
Pages
93-106
Year
Volume
28

Recurrence of Mexican long-tongued bats (Choeronycteris mexicana) at historical sites in Arizona and New Mexico.

Author(s)
Cryan, P.M. and Bogan, M.A.
Issue
3
Volume
63

Red-tailed hawk and horned owl populations in Wisconsin

Author(s)
Orians, Gordon and Frank Kuhlman
Pages
371-385
Year
Volume
58

Rediscovery of a high-altitude vole, Microtus californicus, in Baja California, Mexico.

Author(s)
Harper, A., Mellink, E., Tremor, S. and Vanderplank, S.
Issue
4
Volume
61

Regional and interspecific variation in Sr, Ca, and Sr/Ca ratios in avian eggshells from the USA.

Author(s)
Mora, M.A., Brattin, B., Baxter, C. and Rivers, J.W.
Issue
6
Volume
20

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