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	Emu Volume 102 Number 4 2002

Non-breeding territoriality in the New Holland Honeyeater, Phylidonyris novaehollandiae, in an unpredictable environment – short-term energy costs for possible long-term reproductive benefits

David C. McFarland

pp. 315-321

Abstract

| PDF (228 KB) - $25.00

The breeding biology of Hutton's Shearwater

Richard Cuthbert and Lloyd S. Davis

pp. 323-329

Abstract

| PDF (126 KB) - $25.00

A comparison of fitness components among different plumage morphs of the Australian Magpie, Gymnorhina tibicen

Jane M. Hughes , Corinna L. Lange, Peter B. Mather and Ann Robinson

pp. 331-338

Abstract

| PDF (118 KB) - $25.00

Methods for ageing and sexing the Black-eared Miner, Manorina melanotis, and the Yellow-throated Miner, M. flavigula

Rohan H. Clarke , Rebecca L. Boulton, John G. Ewen, Emma Moysey and Michael F. Clarke

pp. 339-344

Abstract

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Migration routes of Eastern Curlews tracked from far east Russia

Mutsuyuki Ueta , Aleksey Antonov, Yuri Artukhin and Michael Parilov

pp. 345-348

Abstract

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Species-wide manufacture of stick-type tools by New Caledonian Crows

Gavin R. Hunt and Russell D. Gray

pp. 349-353

Abstract

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The diet of Southern Boobooks in South Australia

M. Penck and L. F. Queale

pp. 355-360

Abstract

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Breeding biology of the Black-winged Petrel, Pterodroma nigripennis, on Lord Howe Island

Ian Hutton and David Priddel

pp. 361-365

Abstract

| PDF (120 KB) - $25.00

The diet of Crested Tern (Sterna bergii) chicks on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia

A. Chiaradia , P. Dann, R. Jessop and P. Collins

pp. 367-371

Abstract

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Abundance and breeding habitat of Noddies and White Terns on a relatively unmodified island in the Kingdom of Tonga

Leigh S. Bull , Kim R. McConkey and Filipe Tonga

pp. 373-376

Abstract

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How Wandering Albatrosses use weather systems to fly long distances. 1. An analytical method and its application to flights in the Tasman Sea

M. D. Murray , D. G. Nicholls, E. Butcher and P. J. Moors

pp. 377-385

Abstract

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Contributions to the History of North American Ornithology. Vols I and II(Eds W. E. Davis, Jr and J. A. Jackson)

Walter E. Boles

pp. 387-387

Abstract

| Book Review (73 KB)

The Birds of Northern Melanesia By Ernst Mayr and Jared Diamond

K. David Bishop

pp. 387-388

Abstract

| Book Review (71 KB)

Canberra Birds: A Report on the First 18 Years of the Garden Bird Survey By Philip A. Veerman

Darryl Jones

pp. 389-390

Abstract

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Annual Author Index

pp. 391-399

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