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Monograph: Relationships Among Body Mass, Fat, Wing Length, Age, and Sex
for 170 Species of Birds Banded at Powdermill Nature Reserve

The Eastern Bird Banding Association announces the publication of its first Monograph

This monograph summarizes and uses statistical analyses of large amounts of biological data on North American species of birds and is specifically designed to foster their use by other researchers. Hopefully, it will serve the needs of many researchers and encourage others who possess similar data to summarize and analyze them. (Funding was provided by the Eastern Bird Banding Association; additional funding  by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.)

Monograph: Relationships Among Body Mass, Fat, Wing Length, Age, and SexThe monograph contains 184 pages including:

  • Introduction
  • Methods (data analysis and statistical analysis)
  • Acknowledgements
  • Descriptive Statistics
  • Graphs and Statistical Analysis
  • Appendix 1. showing seasonal composition (percent) of samples of birds analyzed for this study,
  • Appendix 2. summary of results of one-way ANOVAs for age and sex on body mass and wing length
  • Appendix 3. wing length cutoffs based on birds sexed by physical evidence
  • Literature Cited
  • Index of Scientific Names
  • Index of Common Names


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