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Studies of Birds Killed in Nocturnal Migration
Harrison Bruce Tordoff and Robert Morrow Mengel
55 pages~1 hr 6 min read16 chapters$4.99
One October night in 1954, migrating birds died in numbers at Topeka, and Harrison Tordoff turned the accident into science. He examines the species killed, the randomness of the sample, and what the toll reveals about migration, sex, age, and molt. A sober, illuminating study of birds moving unseen through the dark.
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Inside this book
16 chapters
- 1Studies of Birds Killed in Nocturnal Migration
- 2Contents
- 3Introduction
- 4Accidents to Migrating Birds in early October, 1954
- 5Acknowledgments
- 6Notes on the Species Killed at Topeka
- 7Randomness of the Sample
- 8Number of Migrants
- 9Differential Migration of Sex- and Age-classes
- 10Molt in Relation to Migration
- 11Size Differences according to Sex and Age
- 12Computations of Longevity and Survival
- 13Processing of Samples
- 14Summary
- 15Literature Cited
- 16Transcriber's Notes:
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