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1. Copper, nickel, and iron in plumage of three upland gamebird species from non-contaminated environments

   Glenn H. Parker in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 July 1985

2. Metal content in feathers of wild and zoo-kept birds from Hokkaido, 1976–78

   Rikuo Doi, Yuzo Fukuyama in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 July 1983

3. Occurrence of mercury in feathers from Scottish Peregrines (Falco peregrinus)

   Peter Lindberg, Richard Mearns in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 February 1982

4. Heavy metal concentrations in feathers of ruffed grouse shot by Virginia hunters

   Patrick F. Scanlon, Richard G. Oderwald, ... Joe L. Coggin in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 December 1980

5. Viability of American oyster,Crassostrea virginica, spermatozoa exposed to stress

   Viability was determined for oyster spermatozoa maintained in salt water for extended periods after activation and for spermatozoa exposed to thermal...

   Curt D. Rose, Ellen Heath in Estuaries

   Article 01 December 1978

6. Insecticides, polychlorinated biphenyls and metals in african lake ecosystems. II. Lake Mcllwaine, Rhodesia

   Yvonne A. Greichus, Algirdas Greichus, ... Brian Marshall in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 January 1978

7. Organochlorine pesticide residues in uropygial glands and adipose tissue of wild birds

   David W. Johnston in Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

   Article 01 August 1976

8. Behavioral thermoregulation in mammals and birds

   Thermoregulation in homoiotherms is achieved by physiological and behavioural adjustments which involve the musculature, skin, sensory capacities,...

   E. S. E. Hafez in International Journal of Biometeorology

   Article 01 October 1964

9. Early development of the clingfish,Gobeisox strumosus cope

   Descriptions and illustrations of the egg, early larval stages, and young of the clingfish, Gobiesox strumosus , are presented for the first time. The...

   Suzanne Runyan in Chesapeake Science

   Article 01 September 1961

10. The black duck in the Chesapeake Bay of Maryland: Breeding behavior and biology

    The breeding behavior and biology of black ducks, Anas rubripes , were observed from 1953–1958 on the upper Eastern Shore of Chesapeake Bay in...

    Vernon D. Stotts, David E. Davis in Chesapeake Science

    Article 01 December 1960