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Chapter VI: Part II: J. Appl. Physiol. 22(6): 746-760

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=LIST OF BIRD SPECIES MENTIONED IN TEXT=

NOTE: For all North American species the authors have followed nomenclature in the 1957 edition of the A.O.U. Check-list. Also, we have incorporated the new names presented in the April 1973 issue of The Auk (volume 90, number 2, pages 411-419), the quarterly journal of the A.O.U. For other parts of the world we have used the most authoritative sources available.

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COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME
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Albatross, Black-footed _Diomedea nigripes_
Albatross, Laysan _Diomedea immutabilis_
Blackbird, Brewer's _Euphagus cyanocephalus_
Blackbird, Red-winged _Agelaius phoeniceus_
Blackbird, Rusty _Euphagus carolinus_
Blackbird, Yellow-headed _Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus_
Blackcap _Sylvia atricapilla_
Bluebird, Eastern _Sialia sialis_
Bluethroat _Luscinia svecica_
Bobolink _Dolichonyx oryzivorus_
Bobwhite _Colinus virginianus_
Brant (Atlantic) _Branta bernicla hrota_
Brant, Black _Branta bernicla nigricans_
Bunting, Black-headed _Emberiza melanocephala_
Bunting, Cretzchmar's _Emberiza caesia_
Bunting, Indigo _Passerina cyanea_
Bunting, Ortolan _Emberiza hortulana_
Bunting, Snow _Plectrophenax nivalis_
Canvasback _Aythya valisineria_
Cardinal _Cardinalis_
Chat, Yellow-breasted _Icteria virens_
Chuck-will's-widow _Caprimulgus carolinensis_
Coot (American) _Fulica americana_
Crane, Sandhill _Grus canadensis_
Creeper, Brown _Certhia familiaris_
Crossbill, Red _Loxia curvirostra_
Crow (Common) _Corvus brachyrhynchos_
Cuckoo, Black-billed _Coccyzus erythropthalmus_
Cuckoo, Yellow-billed _Coccyzus americanus_
Curlew, Bristle-thighed _Numenius tahitiensis_
Dove, Mourning _Zenaida macroura_
Dove, Turtle _Streptopelia turtur_
Duck, Black _Anas rubripes_
Duck, Wood _Aix sponsa_
Eagle, Bald _Haliaeetus leucocephalus_
Egret, Great _Casmerodius albus_
Egret, Snowy _Egretta thula_
Eider, Common _Somateria mollissima_
Eider, King _Somateria spectabilis_
Falcon, Peregrine _Falco peregrinus_
Finch, Purple _Carpodacus purpureus_
Flicker, Common _Colaptes auratus_
Flycatcher, Hammond's _Empidonax hammondii_
Flycatcher, Least _Empidonax minimus_
Flycatcher, Western _Empidonax difficilis_
Frigatebird, Magnificent _Fregata magnificens_
Godwit, Black-tailed _Limosa limosa_
Godwit, Hudsonian _Limosa haemastica_
Goose, Bar-headed _Anser indicus_
Goose, Canada _Branta canadensis_
Goose, Emperor _Philacte canagica_
Goose, Ross' _Chen rossii_
Goose, Snow [Blue] _Chen caerulescens_
Goose, White-fronted _Anser albifrons_
Goshawk _Accipter gentilis_
Grackle, Common _Quiscalus quiscula_
Grosbeak, Black-headed _Pheucticus melanocephalus_
Grosbeak, Evening _Hesperiphona vespertina_
Grosbeak, Pine _Pinicola enucleator_
Grosbeak, Rose-breasted _Pheucticus ludovicianus_
Grouse, Blue _Dendragapus obscurus_
Gull, California _Larus califomicus_
Gull, Herring _Larus argentatus_
Gull, Ross' _Rhodostethia rosea_
Hawk, Broad-winged _Buteo platypterus_
Hawk, Cooper's _Accipter cooperii_
Hawk, Red-shouldered _Buteo lineatus_
Hawk, Red-tailed _Buteo jamaicensis_
Hawk, Rough-legged _Buteo lagopus_
Hawk, Sharp-shinned _Accipter striatus_
Hawk, Sparrow (European) _Accipter nisus_
Hawk, Swainson's _Buteo swainsoni_
Heron, Black-crowned Night _Nycticorax nycticorax_
Heron, Little Blue _Florida caerulea_
Hummingbird, Ruby-throated _Archilochus colubris_
Jay, Blue _Cyanocitta cristata_
Junco, Dark-eyed _Junco hyemalis_
Kingfisher, Belted _Megaceryle alcyon_
Kinglet, Golden-crowned _Regulus satrapa_
Kittiwake, Red-legged _Rissa brevirostris_
Knot, Red _Calidris canutus_
Lapwing _Vanellus vanellus_
Lark, Horned _Eremophila alpestris_
Longspur, Lapland _Calcarius lapponicus_
Loon, Arctic _Gavia arctica_
Mallard _Anas platyrhynchos_
Martin, Purple _Progne subis_
Nighthawk, Common _Chordeiles minor_
Nuthatch, Red-breasted _Sitta canadensis_
Oriole, Black-headed (Indian) _Oriolus xanthornus_
Oriole, Black-naped _Oriolus chinensis_
Ovenbird _Seiurus aurocapillus_
Owl, Great-horned _Bubo virginianus_
Owl, Snowy _Nyctea scandiaca_
Pelican, White _Pelecanus erythrorhynchos_
Penguin, Adelie _Pygoscelis adeliae_
Petrel, Wilson's Storm _Oceanites oceanicus_
Pewee, Western Wood _Contopus sordidulus_
Phalarope, Northern _Libipes lobatus_
Pigeon (Rock Dove) _Columba livia_
Pintail _Anas acuta_
Plover, Golden _Pluvialis dominica_
Quail, Mountain _Oreortyx pictus_
Redhead _Aythya americana_
Redstart, American _Setophaga ruticilla_
Robin, American _Turdus migratorius_
Rook _Corvus frugilegus_
Sanderling _Calidris alba_
Sandpiper, Baird's _Calidris bairdii_
Sandpiper, Purple _Calidris maritima_
Sandpiper, White-rumped _Calidris fuscicollis_
Sapsucker, Williamson's _Sphyrapicus thyroideus_
Serin _Serinus serinus_
Shearwater, Manx _Puffinus puffinus_
Shearwater, Short-tailed _Puffinus tenuirostris_
Shearwater, Sooty _Puffinus griseus_
Shrike, Loggerhead _Lanius ludovicianus_
Shrike, Red-backed _Lanius collurio_
Snipe, Common _Capella gallinago_
Sora (Rail) _Porzana Carolina_
Sparrow, Andean (Rufous-collared) _Zonotrichia capensis_
Sparrow, Chipping _Spizella passerina_
Sparrow, Field _Spizella pusilla_
Sparrow, Fox _Passerella iliaca_
Sparrow, Harris' _Zonotrichia querula_
Sparrow, Ipswich _Passerculus sandwichensis princeps_
Sparrow, Savannah _Passerculus sandwichensis_
Sparrow, Song _Melospiza melodia_
Sparrow, Swamp _Melospiza georgiana_
Sparrow, Tree _Spizella arborea_
Sparrow, Vesper _Pooecetes gramineus_
Sparrow, White-throated _Zonotrichia albicollis_
Swallow, Bank _Riparia riparia_
Swallow, Barn _Hirundo rustica_
Swallow, Cliff _Petrochelidon pyrrhonota_
Swan, Whistling _Olor columbianus_
Swift, Chimney _Chaetura pelagica_
Swift, Common _Apus apus_
Tanager, Scarlet _Piranga olivacea_
Tanager, Western _Piranga ludoviciana_
Tattler, Wandering _Heteroscelus incanum_
Teal, Blue-winged _Anas discors_
Tern, Arctic _Sterna paradisaea_
Tern, Noddy _Anoüs stolidus_
Tern, Sooty _Sterna fuscata_
Thrush, Gray-cheeked _Catharus minimus_
Thrush, Hermit _Catharus guttatus_
Thrush, Swainson's _Catharus ustulatus_
Thrush, Wood _Hylocichla mustelina_
Turnstone, Ruddy _Arenaria interpres_
Veery _Catharus fuscescens_
Vireo, Red-eyed _Vireo olivaceus_
Vulture, Turkey _Cathartes aura_
Wagtail, Yellow _Motacilla flava_
Warbler, Arctic _Phylloscopus borealis_
Warbler, Blackpoll _Dendroica striatá_
Warbler, Black-and-white _Mniotilta varia_
Warbler, Black-throated Blue _Dendroica caerulescens_
Warbler, Cape May _Dendroica tigrina_
Warbler, Connecticut _Oporomis agilis_
Warbler, Golden-winged _Vermivora chrysoptera_
Warbler, Kentucky _Oporomis formosus_
Warbler, Palm _Dendroica palmarum_
Warbler, Pine _Dendroica pinus_
Warbler, Subalpine _Sylvia cantillans_
Warbler, Willow _Phylloscopus trochilus_
Warbler, Worm-eating _Helmitheros vermivorus_
Warbler, Yellow _Dendroica petechia_
Warbler, Yellow-rumped _Dendroica coronata_
Waxwing, Bohemian _Bombycilla garrulus_
Wheatear _Oenanthe oenanthe_
Wigeon, American _Anas americana_
Woodcock, American _Philohela minor_
Wren, Carolina _Thryothorus ludovicianus_
Wren, Long-billed Marsh _Telmatodytes palustris_
Wren, Rock _Salpinctes obsoletus_
Wren, Winter _Troglodytes troglodytes_
Yellowlegs, Greater _Tringa melanoleuca_
Yellowlegs, Lesser _Tringa flavipes_
Yellowthroat, Common _Geothlypis trichas_

Created in 1849, the Department of the Interior--America's Department of Natural Resources--is concerned with the management, conservation, and development of the Nation's water, fish, wildlife, mineral, forest, and park and recreational resources. It also has major responsibilities for Indian and Territorial affairs.

As the Nation's principal conservation agency, the Department works to assure that nonrenewable resources are developed and used wisely, that park and recreational resources are conserved for the future, and that renewable resources make their full contribution to the progress, prosperity, and security of the United States--now and in the future.

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Transcriber Note

Illustrations moved to prevent splitting paragraphs. Minor typos corrected. Hyphenation was standardized to the most prevalent used except those in the Bibliography which were left as printed. Some repeated Author Names in the Bibliography were retained as printed.

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