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Biology of Marine Birds
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Seabirds in the Marine Environment, E.A. Schreiber and J. Burger The Fossil Seabird Fossil Record and the Role of Paleontology in Understanding Seabird Community Structure, K.I. Warheit Seabird Systematics and Distribution: A Review of Current Knowledge, M. de L. Brooke Colonial Breeding in Seabirds, J.C. Coulson Seabird Demography and Its Relationship with the Marine Environment, H. Weimerskirch Foraging Behavior and Food of Seabirds, D.A. Shealer Climate and Weather Effects on Seabirds, E.A. Schreiber Breeding Biology, Life Histories and Life History-Environment Interactions in Seabirds, K.C. Hamer, E.A. Schreiber, and J. Burger Site and Mate Choice in Seabirds: An Evolutionary Approach, J. Bried and P. Jouventin Seabird Communication and Displays, J.B. Nelson and P.H. Baird Energetics of Free-Ranging Seabirds, H.I. Ellis and G.W. Gabrielson Seabird Reproductive Physiology and Energetics, G.C. Whittow Chick Growth and Development in Seabirds, G.H. Visser Water and Salt Balance in Seabirds, D.L. Goldstein Effects of Chemicals and Pollution on Seabirds, J. Burger and M. Gochfeld Interactions Between Fisheries and Seabirds, W.A. Montevecchi Seabird Conservation, P.D. Boersma, J.A. Clark, and N. Hilgarth Shorebirds in the Marine Environment, N. Warnock, M.A. Rubega, and C. Elphick Wading Birds in the Marine Environment, P.C. Frederick Appendix 1: List of Seabird Species Appendix 2: Table of Seabird Species and Life History Characteristics Index
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