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" Avian Desert Predators "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 751554
Doc. No : b571513
Main Entry : by William E. Cook.
Title & Author : Avian Desert Predators\ by William E. Cook.
Publication Statement : Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1997
Series Statement : Adaptations of desert organisms.
Page. NO : (viii, 128 pages 25 illustrations)
ISBN : 3540592628
: : 364260353X
: : 9783540592624
: : 9783642603532
Contents : Introduction --; Vultures --; Hawks and Allies --; Roadrunners --; Owls --; Shrikes --; References --; Subject Index.
Abstract : Birds are not particularly well suited to desert life. Unlike mammals, they are generally active during the day and do not usually go underground to escape the intense desert heat. Among the few types of birds that have successfully invaded the desert ecosystem are the predators. Many species of hawks, owls, roadrunners, vultures, and shrikes survive very well in deserts. What attributes make this group especially suited to desert life? How have they augmented their abilities to cope with the harsh constraints imposed by the desert habitat? These are among the issues explored in this new volume, which brings together much of the current research on adaptations of avian desert predators.
Subject : Ecology.
Subject : Life sciences.
Subject : Zoology.
LC Classification : ‭QL696.F3‬‭B995 1997‬
Added Entry : William E Cook
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