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Band 141 (2004): Ausgabe 1 (Jan 2004)

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Mate Attentiveness, Seasonal Timing of Breeding and Long-term Pair Bonding in the House Finch (Carpodacus mexicanus)
Von: Kevin McGraw und Geoffrey Hill
Seiten: 1–13
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Individual Variation in the Strength of Territory Defense in Male Song Sparrows: Correlates of Age, Territory Tenure, and Neighbor Aggressiveness
Von: Jeremy Hyman, Melissa Hughes, William Searcy, und Stephen Nowicki
Seiten: 15–27
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Starlings Have Difficulty in Detecting Dot Symmetry: Implications for Studying Fluctuating Asymmetry
Von: John Swaddle und Douglas Ruff
Seiten: 29–40
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Thomas Langurs (Presbytis thomasi) Discriminate Between Calls of Young Solitary Versus Older Group-living Males: a Factor in Avoiding Infanticide?
Von: Wich, Assink, und Sterck
Seiten: 41–51
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Male and Female White-crowned Sparrows Respond Differently to Geographic Variation in Song
Von: Douglas Nelson und Jill Soha
Seiten: 53–69
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Female Social Relationships of Cebus apella nigritus in a Southeastern Atlantic Forest: An Analysis Through Ecological Models of Primate Social Evolution
Von: Patrícia Izar
Seiten: 71–99
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Chickadee Song Structure is Individually Distinctive Over Long Broadcast Distances
Von: Peter Christie, Daniel Mennill, und Laurene Ratcliffe
Seiten: 101–124
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004
Do Male Black-capped Chickadees Eavesdrop on Song Contests? A Multi-speaker Playback Experiment
Von: Daniel Mennill und Laurene Ratcliffe
Seiten: 125–139
Publikationsdatum: 01 Jan 2004