Woodpeckers of the world
- L. L. Short, George F. SandstroĢm
- Geography
- 1982
A zoogeographic analysis of the South American chaco avifauna. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 154, article 3
- L. L. Short
- Biology
- 1975
Systematic Accounts of Chaco Birds and Methods and Materials are presented for the first time.
Hybridization in the flickers (Colaptes) of North America. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 129, article 4
- L. L. Short
- Biology
- 1965
Sympatry in Woodpeckers of Lowland Malayan Forest
- L. L. Short
- Environmental Science
- 1 June 1978
An analysis of the ecology and morphology of sympatric woodpeckers in Malayan forests finds remarkably uniform, arboreally specialized birds with adaptations which enable them to excavate nesting cavities in trees, climb vertical tree trunks, maintain a position suitable for "woodpecking," and peck, probe, and excavate for insect food in and under the bark of trees.
A new gallinaceous bird from the oligocene of nebraska with comments on the phylogenetic position of the gallinuloididae
- T. Crowe, L. L. Short
- Biology
- 19 May 1992
Hybridization in the Buntings (Passerina) of the Great Plains
- C. G. Sibley, L. L. Short
- Biology
- 1 October 1959
Hybridization in the Orioles of the Great Plains
- C. G. Sibley, L. L. Short
- Environmental Science
- 1 March 1964
The purpose of the present paper is to present an analysis of this hybridization based primarily upon specimens collected by Cornell University field parties from 1954 to 1957, inclusive.
BURDENS OF THE PICID HOLE-EXCAVATING HABIT
- L. L. Short
- Environmental Science
- 1979
Von Haartman (1971) demonstrated that the population density of hole-nesting birds could be dramatically increased by providing nesting boxes where holes were uncommon or lacking in managed forests, and he showed that such birds are substantially more numerous in unmanaged forests that have holes available than in similar, but managed forests.
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