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Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
Publikováno v:
The Auk. 96:306-318
Heart:body size ratios were measured in over 1,900 specimens of seven species of Alaskan Tetraonidae. Blue Grouse (Dendragapus obscurus) and Ruffed Grouse (Bonasa umbellus) have hearts averaging only 0.4 to 0.5% of body weight. At the other extreme,
Autor:
Richard Le Heron, Glen W. Atkinson, Henry Teune, Greg Mason, Henk Voogd, Brenda J. Moscove, Patricia Gober, Thomas A. Reiner, Richard F. Curtis, Stephen F. Seninger, W. W. Hall, John E. Keith, M. Van Naelten, R. W. Keyes, John Huttman, Robert B. Weeden, Clarence G. Ray, Steven E. Daniels, F. Larry Leistritz, Patrizia Spinetti, Peter D. Beaulieu, F. J. Potgieter, David L. Barkley, Charles A. Berry, Jean E. Weber, Wieslaw Rozlucki, Jesse Burkhead, John R. Ottensmann, Noel D. Uri, Erlet Cater, J. Barry Riddell, Ernesto Quintanilla, John F. McDonald, Jon R. Miller, Stan Czamanski
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The Annals of Regional Science. 20:87-144
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
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The Auk. 86:271-281
THE value of much of the past work on foods of Alaskan ptarmigan (Lagopus spp.) has been severely limited by sporadic collecting and small samples. The work of West and Meng (1966) on Willow Ptarmigan (L. lagopus) in arctic Alaska, and of Roberts (19
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
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The Auk. 83:587-596
THE complex annual plumage changes of Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus mutus) have attracted frequent study. Two investigations are outstanding in scope and thoroughness: Salomonsen's (1939) monumental work on descriptive aspects of plumages and feather repla
Autor:
David R. Klein, Robert B. Weeden
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Polar Record. 15:479-494
The world's oil magnates have recently turned their eyes to Siberia, Alaska, Arctic Canada, and the Chukchi and North seas and have invested huge sums in exploration for petroleum in lands scarcely touched by modern technology a decade ago.Throughout
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
Publikováno v:
The Auk. 81:534-541
THIS paper reports information on spatial separation of the sexes in both Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus mutus) and Willow Ptarmigan (L. lagopus) in winter in Alaska. The data include observations of the autumnal movement of female Rock Ptarmigan from alpin
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
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The Auk. 76:230-232
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden, Clayton M. White
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The Condor. 68:517-519
Autor:
Robert B. Weeden
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ARCTIC. 38
In contrast to other organisms, people relate to environments through a changeable technology, have highly variable resource demands, and can conduct long-distance trade to supplement local resources. Nevertheless, total human demand may exceed, equa
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ARCTIC. 23
Reports results of multiple range test comparisons of wing, tail and net body weight measurements of 2600 specimens collected in Alaska and adjacent Yukon Territory. Populations from different geographic areas showed statistically significant differe