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Eggshell Thinning in the Peregrine, Falco Peregrinus (Aves: Falconidae), in Australia.
Wildlife Research, 1979From measurement of 472 eggs of the peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) collected in Australia between 1885 and 1977 inclusive, shells were thinner by 10.4 to 38% after 1947-49 and corresponded with the introduction of DDT into Australia. Victoria seemed to have the greatest mean thinning.
P Olsen, J Olsen
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2009?????????????????? ???????????????? Falco umanskajae Sobolev, sp. n. ??? ???????????? ???????? ???????????? ???? ?????????????????????? ?????????????????? (????????????????, 16 MN ????????) ?????????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????? ??????.
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Revision of “Falco” Ramenta Wetmore and the Neogene Evolution of the Falconidae
The Auk, 1987Abstract "Falco" ramenta Wetmore 1936 is redescribed and moved to a new genus as Pediohierax ramenta (Wetmore). In addition to the holotypical distal end of the tarsometatarsus, this species is now known from a complete tarsometatarsus, humerus, and coracoid from mid-Miocene (Late Hemingfordian and Early Barstovian) fossil localities in ...
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