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M. G. Ridpath ; R. E. Moreau 1966Ibis, 108(3)Tasmania, about the size of Ireland, separated from the Australian mainland by 140 miles of sea, and isolated for about the last 12,000 years, has 104 species of native breeding land-birds, with the addition of ten introduced species. The enviro[...]
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R. E. Moreau 1961-12-01Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 137(4)In ornithology, check lists are still always arranged in what purports to be a “natural” order of species and genera. Such a system has inescapable weaknesses and the results are delusive and misleading. It is recommended that within the genus t[...]
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R. E. Moreau ; H. N. Southern 1958-05-01Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 130(3)Chlorophoneus multicolor and C. nigrifrons (possibly conspecific) are polymorphic forest shrikes that are widely but discontinuously distributed over most of tropical Africa. Between them they show five main colour-phases of the under-parts (eac[...]
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A. Landsborough Thomson ; R. E. Moreau 1957-10-01Ibis, 99(4)Summary. The literature on the food of Gypohierax is reviewed. First-hand evidence of the bird's catching live fish in the Gambia is cited. Up-to-date information is given about the ecology of the bird in East Africa, with particular reference t[...]
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R. E. Moreau ; W.M. Moreau 1956Ardeola, 3(1)
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D. W. Snow ; D. F. Owen ; R. E. Moreau 1955-07-01Ibis, 97(3)SUMMARY. 1 Between 28 September and 31 October 1954 a visit was paid to N.W. Spain to study the autumn migration and also to collect local information about migrants. Much of the coast between the mouth of the Miño and Santander was visited. 2 W[...]
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R. E. Moreau 1955/05/01Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 125(1)
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D.F. Owen ; D. W. Snow ; R. E. Moreau 1955Ardeola, 2(1)
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R. E. Moreau 1954-06-01Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London, 165(1)SUMMARY. 1 The montane-forest avifauna differs nearly, as much from the lowland-forest avifauna as it does from that of the ecologically very different savanna. Only about 12 per cent of the montane species occur regularly also in the lowland fo[...]
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R. E. Moreau 1938-04-01Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, A108(1)Summary. .It is shown on theoretical grounds that so long as nearly all observers travel towards the U.K. in spring and towards India and East Africa in autumn, i.e., with the general trend of migration, the proportion of the true migration dens[...]
