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Amy C. Schwarzer, Auteur ; W. Andrew Cox, Auteur ; Brett Tornwall, AuteurSalt marshes and the organisms that depend on them are subject to a variety of anthropogenic threats. In Florida, Worthington’s Marsh Wrens (Cistothorus palustris griseus) and MacGillivray’s Seaside Sparrows (Ammospiza maritima macgillivraii) ar[...]![]()
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W. Andrew Cox, Auteur ; Amy Schwarzer, Auteur ; Richard Kiltie, Auteur ; Ann Paul, Auteur ; Mark Rachal, Auteur ; Gina M. Kent, Auteur ; Kenneth D. Meyer, Auteur ; Jerome J. Lorenz, Auteur ; Peter E. Frezza, Auteur ; Heather Rafferty, Auteur ; Suzy Roebling, AuteurAbstract The Reddish Egret (Egretta rufescens) is North America's rarest heron, and roughly 10% of its population resides in Florida. Its dark plumage, subcanopy nesting, and rarity make it difficult to count with aerial surveys, and assessments[...]![]()
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Ryan A. Gill, Auteur ; W. Andrew Cox, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, AuteurABSTRACT The use of video to monitor nests has increased in frequency over the past 25 years and new research using this technology has shed light on many aspects of the interactions between predators and nesting birds. We used video cameras to [...]![]()
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W. Andrew Cox, Auteur ; Rebecca T. Kimball, Auteur ; Edward L. Braun, Auteur ; J. Klicka, AuteurAbstract The evolutionary relationship between the New World quail (Odontophoridae) and other groups of Galliformes has been an area of debate. In particular, the relationship between the New World quail and guineafowl (Numidinae) has been diffi[...]



