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1935b. The migration of North American birds. U.S. Dept. Agr. Cir. 363. 72 p.

1937. Our greatest travelers. In: The book of birds. Natl. Geog. Mag. 2: 301-350.

1939a. The migration of American birds. Doubleday, Doran & Co., N.Y. 189 p.

1939b. The individual vs. the species in migration studies. Auk 56(3): 250-254.

1941. The waterfowl flyways. Wild ducks. Am. Wildl. Inst. 20-29.

1945. Flyway regulations. Trans. Tenth North Am. Wildl. Conf.: 50-51.

1946. Keeping up with the waterfowl. Audubon Mag. 48(3): 194-205. Reprinted as U.S. Fish and Wildl. Serv. Leaflet 294. April 1947. 10 p.

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1945. Trans-gulf spring migration of birds and the coastal hiatus. Wilson Bull. 57(2): 92-121.1946. Evidence of trans-gulf migration. Auk 63(2): 175-211.1951. A quantitative study of the nocturnal migration of birds. Univ. Kan. Pub. Mus. Nat. Hist. 3(2): 361-472.

1945. Trans-gulf spring migration of birds and the coastal hiatus. Wilson Bull. 57(2): 92-121.

1946. Evidence of trans-gulf migration. Auk 63(2): 175-211.

1951. A quantitative study of the nocturnal migration of birds. Univ. Kan. Pub. Mus. Nat. Hist. 3(2): 361-472.

Lowery, G. H., Jr. and R. J. Newman.

1966. A continentwide view of bird migration on four nights in October. Auk 83(4): 547-586.

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1911. Ueber die Hohe des vogelzuges. Verh. V Int. Ornithol. Congr. 557-562.

McMillan, N. T.

1938. Birds and the wind. Bird Lore 40(6): 397-406. Reprinted Smithson. Rep. for 1939: 355-363.

Magee, M. J.

1938. Evening Grosbeak recoveries. Northeastern Bird-Banding Assoc. Bull. 4: 56-59.

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1932. The influence of temperature on migration. Wilson Bull. 44: 10-12.

Manville, R. H.

1963. Altitude record for mallard. Wilson Bull. 75: 9

Marshall, A. J.

1961. Breeding seasons and migration. Chapter 21: 307-339. In: Biology and comparative physiology of birds, Vol. II. A. J. Marshall ed. Academic Press, N.Y. and London. 468 p.

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1951. The experimental investigation of navigation in homing pigeons. J. Exp. Biol. 28: 508-536.1955. Bird navigation. Univ. Press, Cambridge. 141 p.

1951. The experimental investigation of navigation in homing pigeons. J. Exp. Biol. 28: 508-536.

1955. Bird navigation. Univ. Press, Cambridge. 141 p.

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1929. Recoveries of Black-crowned Night Herons banded in Massachusetts. Northeastern Bird-Banding Assoc. Bull. 5: 7-16.

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1953. Homing of the Manx Shearwater. Auk 70: 200-201.

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1971. Blackbirds and the southern rice crop. U.S. Fish and Wildl. Serv. Res. Pub. 100. 64 p.

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1920. Some preliminary remarks on the altitude of the migratory flight of birds with special reference to the Paleoarctic region. Ibis, Series 11, 2: 920-936.1921. Some preliminary remarks on the velocity of migratory flight among birds with special reference to the Paleoarctic region. Ibis, Series 11, 3(2): 228-238.1955. The speed and altitude of bird flight (with notes on other animals). Ibis 97: 81-117.

1920. Some preliminary remarks on the altitude of the migratory flight of birds with special reference to the Paleoarctic region. Ibis, Series 11, 2: 920-936.

1921. Some preliminary remarks on the velocity of migratory flight among birds with special reference to the Paleoarctic region. Ibis, Series 11, 3(2): 228-238.

1955. The speed and altitude of bird flight (with notes on other animals). Ibis 97: 81-117.

Mewaldt, L. R. and R. G. Rose.

1960. Orientation of migratory restlessness in the White-crowned Sparrow. Science 131: 105-106.

Miller, A. H.

1963. Photoregulative and innate factors in the reproductive cycles of an equatorial sparrow. Proc. XVI Int. Congr. Zool. 1: 166.

Moreau, R. E.

1951. The migration system in perspective. Proc. X Int. Ornithol. Cong. 245-2481953. Migration in the Mediterranean area. Ibis 95: 329-364.1961. Problems of Mediterranean-Sahara migration, Part 3. Ibis 103a(4): 580-623.

1951. The migration system in perspective. Proc. X Int. Ornithol. Cong. 245-248

1953. Migration in the Mediterranean area. Ibis 95: 329-364.

1961. Problems of Mediterranean-Sahara migration, Part 3. Ibis 103a(4): 580-623.

Mueller, H. C. and D. D. Berger.

1967a. Fall migration of Sharp-shinned Hawks. Wilson Bull. 79: 397-415.1967b. Wind drift, leading lines, and diurnal migration. Wilson Bull. 79(1): 50-63.

1967a. Fall migration of Sharp-shinned Hawks. Wilson Bull. 79: 397-415.

1967b. Wind drift, leading lines, and diurnal migration. Wilson Bull. 79(1): 50-63.

Murphy, R. C.

1936. Oceanic birds of South America. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. New York. 2 vol.

Murray, B. G. Jr.

1964. A review of Sharp-shinned Hawk migration along the northeastern coast of the United States. Wilson Bull. 76: 257-264.1965. On the autumn migration of the Blackpoll Warbler. Wilson Bull. 77(2): 122-133.

1964. A review of Sharp-shinned Hawk migration along the northeastern coast of the United States. Wilson Bull. 76: 257-264.

1965. On the autumn migration of the Blackpoll Warbler. Wilson Bull. 77(2): 122-133.

Murray, B. G. Jr. and J. R. Jehl Jr.

1964. Weights of autumn migrants from coastal New Jersey. Bird-Banding 35: 253-263.

Nice, M. M.

1937. Studies in the life history of the Song Sparrow. I. A population study of the Song Sparrow. Trans. Linn. Soc. N.Y. 4: 1-247.

Nisbet, I. C. T.

1961. Studying migration by moon-watching. Bird-Migr. 2(1): 38-42.1963a. Quantitative study of migration with 23-centimeter radar. Ibis 105(4): 435-460.

1961. Studying migration by moon-watching. Bird-Migr. 2(1): 38-42.

1963a. Quantitative study of migration with 23-centimeter radar. Ibis 105(4): 435-460.

Nisbet, I. C. T.

1963b. Measurements with radar of the height of nocturnal migration over Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Bird-Banding 34(2): 57-67.

Nisbet, I. C. T. and W. H. Drury Jr.

1967a. Scanning the sky/birds on radar. Mass. Audubon 51: 166-174.1967b. Weather and migration. Mass. Audubon 52(1): 12-19.1968. Short-term effects of weather on bird migration: A field study using multivariate statistics. Anim. Behav. 16(4): 496-530.

1967a. Scanning the sky/birds on radar. Mass. Audubon 51: 166-174.

1967b. Weather and migration. Mass. Audubon 52(1): 12-19.

1968. Short-term effects of weather on bird migration: A field study using multivariate statistics. Anim. Behav. 16(4): 496-530.

Odum, E. P.

1958. The fat deposition picture in the White-throated Sparrow in comparison with that in long-range migrants. Bird-Banding 29(1): 105-108.

Oldaker, R. F.

1961. 1960 survey of the California Gull. West. Bird Bander. 36(3): 26-30.

Orr, R. T.

1970. Animals in migration. MacMillan Co. Collier-MacMillan Ltd. London. 303 p.

Packard, F. M.

1945. The birds of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. Auk 62: 371-394.

Parslow, J. L. F.

1969. The migration of passerine night migrants across the English Channel studied by radar. Ibis 111 (1): 48-79.

Pennycuick, D. J.

1969. The mechanics of bird migration. Ibis 111: 525-556.

Perdeck, A. C.

1967. Orientation of starlings after displacement to Spain. Ardea 55(3-4): 194-204.

Peterson, R.

1961. The long journey. Audubon Mag. 63(2): 72-75.

Pettingill, O. S. Jr.

1962. Hawk migrations around the Great Lakes. Audubon Mag. 64: 44-45, 49.1970. Ornithology in laboratory and field. Fourth ed. Burgess Pub. Co., Minneap. 524 p.

1962. Hawk migrations around the Great Lakes. Audubon Mag. 64: 44-45, 49.

1970. Ornithology in laboratory and field. Fourth ed. Burgess Pub. Co., Minneap. 524 p.

Phillips, J. H.

1963. The pelagic distribution of the Sooty Shearwater (Puffinus griseus). Ibis 105: 340-353.

Pinkowski, B. C.

1971. An analysis of banding-recovery data on Eastern Bluebirds banded in Michigan and three neighboring states. Jack-Pine Warbler 49(2): 33-50.

Pough, R. H.

1948. Out of the night sky. Audubon Mag. 50(6): 354-355.

Ralph, C. J.

1971. An age differential of migrants in coastal California. Condor 73: 243-246.

Raynor, G. S.

1956. Meteorological variables and the northward movement of nocturnal land bird migrants. Auk 73: 153-175.

Rense, W. A.

1946. Astronomy and ornithology. Pop. Astron. 54(2): 1-19.

Richardson, W. J.

1971. Spring migration and weather in eastern Canada: a radar study. Am. Birds 25(3): 684-690.1972. Autumn migration and weather in eastern Canada: a radar study. Am. Birds 26: 10-17.

1971. Spring migration and weather in eastern Canada: a radar study. Am. Birds 25(3): 684-690.

1972. Autumn migration and weather in eastern Canada: a radar study. Am. Birds 26: 10-17.

Richardson, W. J. and M. E. Haight.

1970. Migration departures from starling roosts. Can. J. Zool. 48(1): 31-39.

Robbins, C. S.

1949. Weather and bird migration. Wood Thrush 4(4): 130-144.1956. Hawk watch. Atl. Nat. 11: 208-217.

1949. Weather and bird migration. Wood Thrush 4(4): 130-144.

1956. Hawk watch. Atl. Nat. 11: 208-217.

Robbins, C., D. Bridge and R. Feller.

1959. Relative abundance of adult male Redstarts at an inland and a coastal locality during fall migration. Md. Birdlife 15(1): 23-25.

Rowan, W.

1925. Relation of light to bird migration and developmental changes. Nature (Lond.) 115: 494-495.1926. On photoperiodism, reproductive periodicity, and the annual migrations of birds and certain fishes. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Proc. 38: 147-189.1930a. Experiments in bird migration. II. Reversed migration. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc. 16: 520-525.1930b. The mechanism of bird migration. Sci. Prog. 25: 70-78.1931. The riddle of migration. Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore. 151 p.

1925. Relation of light to bird migration and developmental changes. Nature (Lond.) 115: 494-495.

1926. On photoperiodism, reproductive periodicity, and the annual migrations of birds and certain fishes. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Proc. 38: 147-189.

1930a. Experiments in bird migration. II. Reversed migration. Nat. Acad. Sci. Proc. 16: 520-525.

1930b. The mechanism of bird migration. Sci. Prog. 25: 70-78.

1931. The riddle of migration. Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore. 151 p.

Rudebeck, G.

1950. Studies on bird migration. Var. Fagelvarld, Supplementum I. 148 p.

Salomonsen, F.

1968. The moult migration. Wildfowl 19: 5-24.

Sauer, F.

1957. Die Sternenorientierung nachtlich ziehender Grasmucken (Sylvia attricapilla borinandcurruca). Z. Tierpsych. 14: 29-70.1958. Celestial navigation by birds. Sci. Am. 199(2): 42-47.

1957. Die Sternenorientierung nachtlich ziehender Grasmucken (Sylvia attricapilla borinandcurruca). Z. Tierpsych. 14: 29-70.

1958. Celestial navigation by birds. Sci. Am. 199(2): 42-47.

Sauer, E. G. F.

1961. Further studies on the stellar orientation of nocturnally migrating birds. Psychol. Forsch. 26(3): 224-244.1963. Migration habits of Golden Plovers. Proc. XIII Int. Ornithol. Cong.: 454-467.

1961. Further studies on the stellar orientation of nocturnally migrating birds. Psychol. Forsch. 26(3): 224-244.

1963. Migration habits of Golden Plovers. Proc. XIII Int. Ornithol. Cong.: 454-467.

Sauer, E. G. F., and E. M. Sauer.

1960. Star navigation of nocturnal migrating birds. Cold Spring Harbor Symp. on Quant. Biol. 25: 463-473.

Schmidt-Koenig, K.

1963. Sun compass orientation of pigeons upon equatorial and transequatorial displacement. Biol. Bull. 124(3): 311-321.1964. Sun compass orientation of pigeons upon displacement north of the Arctic circle. Biol. Bull. 127(1): 154-158.

1963. Sun compass orientation of pigeons upon equatorial and transequatorial displacement. Biol. Bull. 124(3): 311-321.

1964. Sun compass orientation of pigeons upon displacement north of the Arctic circle. Biol. Bull. 127(1): 154-158.

Schnell, G. D.

1965. Recording the flight speed of birds by Doppler Radar. Living Bird 4: 79-87.

Schuz, E.

1963. On the North-Western migration divide of the White Stork. Proc. XIII Int. Ornithol. Cong. 475-480.

Serventy, D. L.

1953. Movements of pelagic sea-birds in the Indo-Pacific region. Proc. 7th Pacific Sci. Cong.: 4: 394-407.1958. Recent studies on the Tasmanian mutton-bird. Aust. Mus. Mag. 12: 327-332.

1953. Movements of pelagic sea-birds in the Indo-Pacific region. Proc. 7th Pacific Sci. Cong.: 4: 394-407.

1958. Recent studies on the Tasmanian mutton-bird. Aust. Mus. Mag. 12: 327-332.

Sheldon, W.

1965. Hawk migration in Michigan and the Straits of Mackinac. Jack-Pine Warbler 43(2): 79-83.

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1968. Some correlations in the dispersal of Albatrosses in the Northern Pacific. Z. Zhurn. 47: 1054-1064. (In Russian, Eng. summ.)

Sladen, W. J. L.

1973. A continental study of whistling swans using neck collars. Wildfowl 24: 8-14.

Snyder, L. L.

1943. The Snowy Owl migration of 1941-42. Wilson Bull. 55(1): 8-10.

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1959. Homing of Purple Martins. Wilson Bull. 71: 254-261.1965. Avian navigation. Article No. 2, Field Studies and Experiments, p. 87-88; In. Biotelemetry, Bioscience 15(2): 79-121, 159.

1959. Homing of Purple Martins. Wilson Bull. 71: 254-261.

1965. Avian navigation. Article No. 2, Field Studies and Experiments, p. 87-88; In. Biotelemetry, Bioscience 15(2): 79-121, 159.

Stevenson, H. M.

1957. The relative magnitude of the trans-gulf and circum-gulf spring migrations. Wilson Bull. 69(1): 39-77.

Stewart, R. E., A. D. Geis and C. D. Evans.

1958. Distribution of populations and hunting kill of the Canvasback. J. Wildl. Manage. 22: 333-370.

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1967. Bird casualties at a Leon County, Florida TV tower: an eleven-year study. Bull. Tall Timbers Res. Stn. 8. 104 p.

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1948. The flight of birds. Cranbrook Inst. Sci. Bull. 28: 94 p.

Storr, G. M.

1958. Migration routes of the Arctic Tern. Emu 58(1): 59-62.

Sutter, E.

1957. Radar-Beobachtungen uber den Verlauf des nachtlichen Vogelzuges. Rev. Suisse Zool. 64: 294-303.

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1970. Goose of the Himalayas. Nat. Hist. 79(10): 68-75.

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1920. Revision of the avian genusPasserella, with special reference to the distribution and migration of the races in California. Univ. Calif. Pub. Zool. 21(4): 75-224.

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1965. Bird migrations (trans, from Pol.). Pol. Sci. Pub. Warsaw, Pol. 106 p.

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1935. Continental land masses and their effect upon bird life. Condor 37: 160-162.

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1958. The detection of bird migration by high-power radar. Proc. R. Soc. (B) 149: 503-510.

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1963. The eider pass at Point Barrow, Alaska. J. Wildl. Manage. 27: 348-356.

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1960. Bird-migration terms. Ibis 102: 140.1964. A new dictionary of birds. McGraw-Hill Co. N.Y. 928 p.1965. The transequatorial migration of the Manx Shearwater (Puffin des anglais). Oiseau Rev. Fr. Ornithol. 35: 130-140.

1960. Bird-migration terms. Ibis 102: 140.

1964. A new dictionary of birds. McGraw-Hill Co. N.Y. 928 p.

1965. The transequatorial migration of the Manx Shearwater (Puffin des anglais). Oiseau Rev. Fr. Ornithol. 35: 130-140.

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1959. Fundamentals of ornithology. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New York. 624 p.

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1963. Distribution and migration of the Greater Shearwater. Ardea 51: 143-157.

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1967. Analysis of tracks of single homing pigeons. Proc. XIV Int. Ornithol. Cong.: 311-329.

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1967. The present status of our knowledge about pigeon homing. Proc. XIV Int. Ornithol. Congr.: 331-358.

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1962. The life of birds. W. B. Saunders Co. Phila. & Lond. 546 p.

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1926. The migration of birds. Harv. Univ. Press, Camb., Mass. 217 p.

Williams, G. G.

1945. Do birds cross the Gulf of Mexico in spring? Auk 62(1): 98-111.1947. Lowery on trans-gulf migration. Auk 64(2): 217-237.1950. Weather and spring migration. Auk 67: 52-65.

1945. Do birds cross the Gulf of Mexico in spring? Auk 62(1): 98-111.

1947. Lowery on trans-gulf migration. Auk 64(2): 217-237.

1950. Weather and spring migration. Auk 67: 52-65.

Williamson, K.

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