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- Page 4 and 5: ABSTRACT Fifty seven species of amp
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- Page 8 and 9: Plan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This project
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- Page 14: cases actual tissue samples may be
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- Page 25 and 26: 4.0 CONCLUSIONS The choice of an ap
- Page 27 and 28: mutagenic The property of a chemica
- Page 29 and 30: ROUGH-SKINNED NEWT Taricha granulos
- Page 31 and 32: 2b. Habitat selection is well docum
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- Page 41 and 42: 1b. Broad distribution? Yes. 1c. Co
- Page 43 and 44: stocks. Tadpoles turn into tiny fro
- Page 45 and 46: AMERICAN BULLFROG Rana catesbeiana
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- Page 57 and 58: 1b. Broad distribution? Yes, a wide
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- Page 69 and 70: LESSER SCAUP Aythya affinis 1a. Pre
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- Page 73 and 74: in the nests of other White-winged
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2b. Habitat selection is well docum
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nests which are used in alternate y
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early as March although the main mo
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4a. Captive rearing possible and we
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CLIFF SWALLOW Hirundo pyrrhonota 1a
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2d. Migration behaviour is well doc
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5c. Have biological effects for thi
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BIG BROWN BAT Eptesicus fuscus 1a.
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2c. Breeding biology is well unders
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4a. Captive rearing possible and we
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1b. Broad distribution? Yes (see ma
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2d. Migration behaviour is well doc
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5c. Have biological effects for thi
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1b. Broad distribution? No, located
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crevices in rocks, cliffs, fissures
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2e. Information on historic abundan
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4b. Captive breeding possible and w
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RIVER OTTER Lontra canadensis 1a. P
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1d. Proportion of diet within the a
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC INDEX SELECTION CRITE
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HARLEQUIN Biological references B25
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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS STUDIES BARN SWA
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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY A1) Aldridge
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Keywords: feeding, reproduction, fe
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Abstract: Development of new repell
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microsomes were prepared from the h
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B15) Blancher, P.J. and D.K. McNich
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B21) Borst, H.A. and C.G. Lieshout.
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ubripes) and Mallard (Anas platyrhy
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Abstract - Five criteria by which t
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C11) Clark, D.R., Jr. and B.A. Ratt
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C18) Crum, J.A., S.J. Bursian, R.J.
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Key Words: Anas platyrhynchos, Anas
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Summary: A comprehensive review of
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comparison between samples from aci
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Grebe had 4-fold higher PCB SIGMADD
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treating rice seed with either of t
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has also seen increased human use o
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Hanford has increased in recent yea
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Summary: Growth rates, physical fea
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greater than those coming into the
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project adversely affected any bats
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H19) Herold, H. 1990. Freshwater fi
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Key Words: heep, copyright: biol ab
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identified during 212 hours of dire
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Keywords: Agelaius phoeniceus, test
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Abstract: This report presents a pa
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Abstract: Tissues (71 liver, 2 musc
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In surviving birds, overt signs of
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not always hold true. It also indic
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investigated the degree of fluctuat
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O2) Offerhaus, L. 1991. [Halcion: r
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a national monitoring strategy. Occ
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ood sizes smaller, and nestling gro
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O19) O’Shea, T.J. and T.E. Kaiser
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P10) Presser, T.S. and H.M. Ohlendo
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The PCBs in sediments and fish clos
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Summary: This study describes and c
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derivatives, Mirex, Pentachlorobenz
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S15) Stalmaster, M. 1987. The Bald
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accumulation period and declined ab
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S29) Swift, B.L., R.E. Foley and G.
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eeding ecology of all dippers that
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W2) Wiberg, K., C. Rappe and P. Hag
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1980-84, DDE, PCB, and mercury conc
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W17) Wren, C.D., Fischer K.L. and P