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The canadian field-naturalist (formerly ottawa naturalist) (1987-2016) the environmentalist (1981-1988) the journal of wildlife management (1945-2016) the rangeland journal (1976-2016) the southwestern naturalist (1956-2016) trends in ecology and evolution (1986-2016) tropical conservation science (2008-2016) tropical ecology (1960-2016).
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Found during each of 1985 and 1988, and one red fox natal den was observed in 1985, 1987, 1988, and 1989.
Leeches infested 88% of 41 american wigeon (anas americana) and 31% of 86 lesser scaup (aythya affinis) examined after death canadian field-naturalist.
The chain dogfish, scyliorhinus retifer is known from southwestern georges bank in the united states b ut until now there have been no verifiable.
Some observations on the morbidity and mortality of, and environmental contaminants in, common loons (gavia immer) in new york, 1972-1986.
Aerial and shipboard surveys for sea turtles have not been conducted, and published accounts of leatherbacks in canadian waters summarize observations of small numbers of turtles, typically found entangled in nearshore fishing gear (bleakney, 1965, goff and lien, 1988).
These burrs are 1988, 1994; raloff 1998; nealen and nealen 2000).
Jpg 2,286 × 1,988; 875 kb the canadian field-naturalist (1983) (20526923391). Jpg 2,310 × 1,838; 827 kb the ecological impact of beach nourishment with dredged materials on the intertidal zone at bogue banks, north carolina (1983) (21116891696).
Partial migration and wintering localities of american kestrels nesting in the pacific northwest.
The canadian field-naturalist volume 130, number 2 april–june 2 016 ©the ottawa field-naturalists’ club (2016) a contribution towards the cost of this publication has been provided by the thomas manning memorial fund of the ottawa field-naturalist’s club.
Genetic homogeneity of canadian mainland marten populations underscores the distinctiveness of newfoundland pine martens (martes americana atrata).
There is little information available on status of common eider, somateria mollissima, populations nesting in arctic (nakashima and murray 1988.
He served as the first editor of nature canada (1971-76) and as volunteer editor of the canadian field-naturalist. In 1988, he helped write the book: legacy: a natural history of ontario, of which he is associate editor.
Migrant common eider, somateria mollissima, collisions with power transmission lines and shortwave communication towers on the tantramar marsh in southeastern new brunswick.
First record of orconectes rusticus (girard 1857) (decapoda cambaridae) west of the great continental divide in north america.
Sites of observations of upland sandpipers in peatlands in quebec, and number of territories.
The national identification service (nis) was formally established in 1974, though the need for identifications was one of the initial reasons for building the collections and employing taxonomists to work on them.
First record of the long-tailed shrew, sorex dispar, for nova scotia. Committee on the status of endangered wildlife in canada, ottawa, canada.
Forest soil rehabilitation in british columbia: a problem analysis.
The canadian field-naturalist is a quarterly scientific journal publishing original scientific papers related to natural history in north america.
Nocturnal behavior of the common loon (gavia immer) the canadian field-naturalist 122:70-72.
In a 1964 book review published in canadian field-naturalist, frank banfield of the national museum of canada, a former canadian wildlife service scientist, compared mowat's 1963 bestseller to little red riding hood, stating, i hope that readers of never cry wolf will realize that both stories have about the same factual content.
Download adobe pdf copy variation in saddle patch pigmentation in populations of killer whales (orcinus orca) from british columbia, alaska, and washington state.
The canadian field-naturalist (issn: 0008-3550) publishes scientific papers by amateur and professional naturalists and field biologists, reporting observations and results of investigations in any field of natural history, provided they are original, significant, and relevant to canada.
Schoener tw (1979) generality of the size-distance relation in models of optimal foraging. Wright jp, jones cg, flecker as (2002) an ecosystem engineer, the beaver, increases species richness at the landscape scale.
Vegetation types in northwestern alaska and comparisons with communities in other arctic regions.
The canadian field-naturalist volume 131, number 2 april–june 2 017 ©the ottawa field-naturalists’ club (2017) a contribution towards the cost of this publication has been provided by the thomas manning memorial fund of the ottawa field-naturalists’ club.
Sightings of killer whales (orcinus orca) are increasing in the eastern canadian arctic, but trends in the western arctic have not been thoroughly examined. We summarise killer whale observations from the canadian beaufort sea, primarily from traditional ecological knowledge interviews and group workshops conducted in 1993 and 2006–2007.
Rosa rugosa had greatest density on a sand–gravel beach on which 88 colonies occupied 22% of the area and 33% of the beach margin. Exponential growth of the population (inferred from aerial photographs from 1970, 1988, and 2000) may be due to the various systems of seed dispersal.
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Canadian field-naturalist 43: 42-46;86-91;138-143 canadian national parks branch 1930 official canadian record of birds - banding returns. 1977 inventaire sommaire des archipels des îles sainte-marie,des îles aux perroquets, des îles mariannes, des îles galibois de la côte - nord.
Sep 5, 2015 if the average canadian remembers just one thing about the past week at each other during a debate in the 1988 federal election campaign.
( 2013 ) historic and seasonal distribution patterns and abundance of killer whales ( orcinus orca ) in the northwest atlantic.
Occurrences of the red phalarope in the prairie provinces and adjacent states. Selection of red-winged blackbird (agelaius phoeniceus) hosts by the brown-headed cowbird (molothrus ater).
The canadian field-naturalist (cfn) is an important from 1980 to 1988, and then generally decreased from 1988 to 2015.
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