The Auk 2002: Vol 119 Index

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Index to Volume 119
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The Auk 119(4):1219-1246, 2002
COMPILED BY ROSE ANN BARNHILL, ERIC WATE ND BRADLEY R. PLUMMER
The index is confined primarily to new informati: w specific names are printed in
boldface type.
abandonment, 244-250, 1126-1132 1036-1051
Able, Kenneth P., review by, 874-875 1036-1051
Abraham, Kenneth F., see Badzinski, Shannon $ 954, 1036-1051
al. 954, 1036-1051
abundance, 321-334, 414-425 897-906
canthiza ewingii, 596-602 76-684, 922-928; class, 1010
oe
pusilla, 596-602 f breeding, ye os female ——,
cipiter albogularis, 883-888
gentilis, 321-334, 790-799, 1
imitator, 883-888 -—390, 461-472, 561-566
. nisus, 735-748, 790-799, 1179-1186
striatus, 1126-1132
. badius, 1179-1186
brevipes, 1179-1186
rocephalus agricola, 379-390
. arundinaceus, 379-390, 561-566, 1179-1186
australis, 379-390
baeticatus, 379-390 al., Nest-site reuse patterns fora
bistrigiceps, 379-390 » bird community in interior Brit-
. dumetorum, 379-390, 1179-1186 391-402
. melanopogon, 379-390 3-413, 1179-1186
orientalis, 379-390 03-413, 1091-1103
paludicola, 379-390 906
A4. palustris, 379-390, 1179-1186 nation Criterion, 46-53, 11 32-148, 149-
1 schoenobaenus, 201-209, 379-390
4 . Scirpaceus, 379-390, 1179-1186 166-174, 929-942, 1206-1208
1. sechellinsis, 379-390 09
4 stentoreus, 1179-1186 R
{ . stentotorus, 883-888 28-233, 498-506, 685-694, 996-1009,
A. 4 vaughani, 379-390
adaptation, 210-213, 658-675, 1024-1035;
pothesis, 658-675
adaptive function, 943-954; — response
1137; —— variation, 864-871 msterdam Island, 88-108; Black-
adrenocorticotrophic hormone, 1167-1173 88-108; Black-footed, 88-108; Buller’s,
adult, 922-928, 1010-1023; - associated dispersal rey-headed, 88-108; Laysan, 88-108;
109-124; ——- movements, 109-124 SUFVIV- led, 88-108; Royal, 88-108; Short-
al, 1149-1154 88-108; Shy, 88-108; Sooty, 88-108; Wan-
Aedes albopictus, 929-942 88-108; Wandering, 827-832; Wander-
Aegolius acadicus, 1154-1161, 1214-12 : 1074; Waved, 88-108; Yellow nosed,
A. ridgwayi, 1214-1215 88
aerial, - — display, 1141-1149; foragers, 1173 album«s 1103
1179; —— photography techniques, 1162-1166; \ 79-1186, 1211-1213
—— survey, 18-25 A\lei X ndre, and Whitney, Bret M., Dendroplex
Aerodramus bartschi, 897-906 ichus) necopinus Zimmer 1934 (Den-
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drocolaptidae) is a junior synonym of Dendornis A. sparsa, 403-413
kienerii (=Xiphorhyncus picus kienerii) Des Murs A. strepera, 1179-1186
1855, 520-523 A. superciliosa, 403-413
\leixo, Alexandre, Molecular systematics and the A. undulata, 403-413
role of the ‘‘varzea’’-’‘terra-firme’’ ecotone in the A. versicolor, 403-413
diversification of Xiphorhynchus .woodcreepers A4. wyvilliana 1206-1208
(Aves: Dendrocolaptidae), 621-640 anatomy, 6 21-640, 1052-1063
Alisauskas, Ray T., see Anderson, Vanessa R., and Andersen, David 7 see Manolis, James C., et al.
Anderson, Betty , see Sedinger, mes S., et al.
Allenia fusca, 897-906, 897-906 Anderson, D. J., see Friesen, V. L., eta l.
allopatry, 996-1009 Anderson, Daniel W., see Jehl, aes R., Jr, et al.
Alonso, José Alvarez, see Isler, Morton L., et al Anderson, David R., see Rosenstock, Steven S., et al.
altricial, 62-70, 800-807 — species, 99 l ok Sf Anderson, Michael G., see Arnold, Todd W., et al.
Amakihi, Hawaii, 929-942; Oaha, 1206 1208 Anderson, Vanessa R., and Alisauskas, Ray T., Com-
Amazilia bangsi, 897-906 position and growth of King Eider ducklings in
A. alfaroana, 897-906 relation to egg size, 62-70
A. amabilis, 1141-1149 Anhinga, 875-877
4. amazilia 1141-1149 Anhinga melanogaste , 1179-1186
A. candida , 1141-1149 A. rufa, 875-877
| . cyanifrons, 897-906 Ankney, C . Davison, see Badzinski, Shannon S., et al.
| cyanifrons alfaroana, 897-906 Ankney, C. Davison, see Thompson, Jonathan E., and
4 . dec ora, 1141- 1149
4 . franciae, 1141 -1149 Anser albifrons, 996-10( ioe apie na
4 versicolor 1141-1149 A. anser, 403-413, 1167-117 , 1179-1186
A. viridifrons, 897-906 A. piacere ms, 1179-1 186
4 wagneridayi, 897-906 A. caerulesce1 1s, 603-620, 735-748, 800-807
A\m azon, 362 378, 520-523, 621-640 4. domesticus, 1167-1173
A mazona farinosa, 658-675 A. erythropus, 1179-1186
1. leucocephala hesterna, 1213-1214 A. fabalis, 117 9-1 186
4. ventralis, 984-995 A. indicus, 403-413
A. viridigenalis, 897-906 A. rossi, 603-620
Amblycercus holosericeus, 335-348, 695 Antarctica, 266-270
amino acids, 185-200 antbird, 349-361, 362-378
Ammodramus henslowii susurrans, 271-279 Anthus berthelotii, 1179-1186
A. maritimus, 149-165 ra campestris, 1179-1186
{. savannarum, 271-279, 556-560, 695-7 A. cervinus, 1179-1186
Amphispiza belli, 26-35 A. gust , 1179-1186
amplification, 984-995 A. eens 1179-1186
Anabatea ailes sombres, 897-906 A. similis, 1179-1186
analytic description, 1179-1186 A. spinoletta, 1179-1186
Anas acuta, 403-413, 498-506, 1179 -1186, 1206-1208 . trivialis, 1179-1186
A. americana, 403-413 Alien tia galeata, 1114-1120
A. bahamensis, 403-413 Anurolimnas castaneiceps, 943-954
A. carolinensis, 897-906 AOU Check-list Supplement, Forty-third, 897-906
A. castanea, 403-413 AOU Conservation Committee, 907-913
A. clypeata, 403-413, 1179-1186 Apapane, 929-942
A. crecca , 403-413,8 97/ -906, 1179 -1186 Aphantochroa cirrhochloris, 1141-1149
s
A. cyanoptera, 403-41 4 Aphelocoma californica, 7/ 90-7 99
4. discors, 403-412 A. coerulescens, 889-892
A. flavirostris, 403-413 Aptenodytes forsteri , 88-108, 1( 164-1074
A. fulvigula, 403-413 A. patagonicus, 88-108
A. georgica, 403-413 Apteryx austratis, 1179-1186
A. gibberifrons, 403-413 Aguila ch rysaetos 1179-1186
A. laysanensis, 1206-1208 A. clanga, 1179-1186
A. penelope, 403-413, 895-896 A. heliaca 1179-1186
A. platyrhynchos, 149-165, 261-266, 1075 1090, 1179- A. pomarina, 1177 9-1186
1186, 1206-1208, 403-413 A. rapax, 1179-1186
A. rhyncotis, 403-413 A. verreauXxil, 1179-1186
A. sibilatrix, 403-413 A ra macao, 658-675
October 2002]
Aratinga finschi, 897-906 torio, et al., Cooperatively breeding
A. mitrata, 897-906 f Carrion Crow (Corvus corone corone) in
Arcese, Peter, see Chan, Yvonne, and Spain, 790-799
Archaeopteryx, 1-17, 943-954, 1187-1201 26-35
Archosauria, 1-17 s E., A geometric method for deter-
Ardea alba, 6 ipe of bird eggs, 1179-1186
A. cinerea, 1179-1186 see Herbert Craig E., et al.
A. herodias, 812-814 am H., review by, 877-880
area count, 46-53
area sensitivity, 240-243, 2 31, 132-148, 149-165, 175-184, 349
Arenaria interpres, 36-45 7, 770-777, 1154-1161; —— stations,
A. melanocephala, 1179-1186, 1179-1186
Arizona, 46-53, 321-334, 349-361, 1149-1154 d C., et al., Forty-third supplement to
Arnold, Todd W., et al., Continuous Laying and can Ornithologists’ Union Check-list of
clutch-size limmitation in mallards, 261-266 ican Birds, 897-906
Artamus leucorhynchus, 1209-1210 vert, see Selmi, Slaheddine, et al.
A. mentalis, 1209-1210 t al., Effects of feather lice on flight be-
arthropod, abundance, 210-21 2a.; availability, male Barn Swallows (Hirundo rustica),
71-87
Asio flammeus, 1214-1215 lapagos, 1214-1215
A. otus, 1214-1215 and Earnst, Susan, Double sampling
A. stygius, 897-906 ite density and population trends in
Atthis heloisa, 1141-1149 45
Attila cinnamomeus, 715-734 see Harrington, Brian A., et al.
A. spadiceus, 715-734 gicauda, 271-279
Auk, Great, 283-283, 1211-1213 ic rate, 54-61, 437-445
Auklet, Cassin’s, 1036-1051; Crested, 1036-1051; ge, 922-928
Least, 1036-1051; Parakeet, 1036-1051; Rhinoc- ivorus, 695-714
eros, 1036-1051; Whiskered, 1036-1051 95-714
Australia, 175-184 95-714
avian, digits, 1187-1201; —— diseases, 929-942; 695-714
—— distribution patterns, 271-279 ener- irterti, 873-874
getics, 1173-1179; —— growth, 321-227: ce M., et al., In Memoriam: S. Dillon Rip-
growth rates, 221-227; mating systems, 2001, 1110-1113
379-390; —— populations, 18-25; pox, 929- ce M., review by, 873-874
942; —— reproduction, 1-17 edo, see Isler, Morton L., et al.
Aythya affinis, 622-70, 403-413, 1075-1090 )8, 109-124, 149-165, 487-497, 1024-
mmericana, 403-413 75-1090, 1149-1154; antiparasite ——,
australis, 403-413 patterns, 507-509, 996-1009;
1. collaris, 403-413 379-390; brooding ——, 1064-
. ferina, 1179-1186 ypulatory ——, 770-777; egg—destroying
A. fuligula, 1179-1186 $72; evolution of ——, 790-799; facu-
A. marila, 1179-1186 esponses of ——, 1167-1173; feeding
. nyroca, 1179-1186 445; flight ——, 213-216; foraging
. valisineria, 62-70 166-174, foraging, 175-184; hunt-
052-1063; paternity-assurance ——,
Backman, Johan, see Sandberg, Roland, et al. eproductive ——, 1-17, 840-845; so-
Badyaev, Alexander V., and Qvarnstrém, Anna, Put-
ting sexual traits into the context of an organ- versity, 715-734
ism: A life-history perspective in studies of sex-
ual selection, 301-310 7-497
Badzinski, Shannon S., et al., Growth and develop- ee McMartin, B., et al.
ment of prefledging Canada Geese and Lesser n, and Njoroge, Peter, Important Bird
Snow Geese: Ecological adaption or physiologi- 1 Kenya (rev.), 1208-1209
cal constraint, 221-227 in, see Robert, Michel, et al.
Baeolophus atricristatus, 897-906 E., see Lovette, I. J., and ——
B. bicolor, 71-87, 897-906 Marcelo, see Borboroglu, Pablo Garcia,
B. wollweberi, 1149-1154
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Berthold, Peter, Bird Migration: A General Survey, northern San Jorge Gulf, Patagonia, Argentina,
2nd edition (rev.), 874-875 233-239
bet-hedging theory, 149-165 Borneo, 873-874
bias, 18-25, 36-45, 46-53 Bostwick, Kimberly S., and Brady, Matthew J., Phy-
bill color, 487-497; — — form, 864-871 —— length, logenetic analysis of wing feather taxis in birds:
922-928; —— shape, 864-871; —— size, 864-871 Macroevolutionary patterns of genetic drift?,
biodiversity, 641-657 943-954
biogeography, 88-108, 281-282 Both, C., see Lessells, C. M., et al.
biological species concept, 36 Boulinier, Thierry, see Selmi, Slaheddine, et al.
biomechanics, 1052-1063 Boyd, W. Sean, see Jehl, Joseph R., Jr., et al.
biomonitoring program, 185 Brachyramphus marmoratus, 820-826
biparental care, 515-519 B. perdix, 820-826
bird community, 22/7 1-279; conservation, 914- Bradley, Patricia E., The Birds of the Cayman Islands:
921; conservation regions, 907-913; —— An Annotated Check-list (rev.), 1213-1214
dispersal, 778-789; hazard, 587-595: oa Brady, Matthew J., see Bostwick, Kimberly S., and
origins, 1187-1201; population, 18-25;
—— studies, 1064-1074; surveys, 18-25 Brant, 403-4 13; Atlantic, 510-515; Black, 510-515,
Bird of Paradise, 880-881 996-1009
Birdsley, Jeffery, Phylogeny of the tyrant flycatchers Branta bernicula, 403-413, 510-515, 996-1009, 1179-
(Tyrannidae) based on morphology and behav- 1186
ior, 715 734 1ladensis, 221-227, 403-413, 587-595, 996-1009,
Bittern, — 882-883 79-1186
Biziura lobata , 403 B. leuco} sis, 1179 1186
Blackbird, Brewer's, 556-560; Eurasian, 533-539; B ruficollis, 403-413
Eurasian, 109] 1103; European, 735-748; Red-
B. sandvicensis 403-413, 1206-1208
winged, 379-390, 461-472, 561-566, 851-854;
Bs ray- eaeur tis index, 71-87
Yellow-headed, 461-472 Br rage 378, 815-819, 1114-1120
Blackcap, 175-184
ts reed 166-174, 426-436, 446-460, 533-539, 544
Blake, John G., and Loiselle, Bette , Manakins (Pi- oo 676-684, 685-694, 770-777, 790-799, 1137-
pridae) in second-growth and ny growth for-
1141, 1162 -1166; attempts, 515-519;
ests: Patterns of habitat use , movement, and sur- biology, 37 9-390, 770-777, 1036—1051—;— col-
vival, 13 2-148
onies, 233-239: —— cycle, 244-250; - expe-
Blomqvist, Donald; et al., Genetic parentage and rience, 244-250; —— grounds, 999 ~928, 1137
mate guarding in the Arctic-breeding Western
1141; performance, 735-748, 1091-1103;
Sandpiper, 228-233
—— population, 544-550; —— regions, 1075-
blood, 487-497; —— samples of birds, 1167 1173
1090; season, 109-124, 125-131, 1149-1154,
Bluebird, Eastern, 71-87, 109-124, 391-402; Moun-
tain, 391-402 1173-1179; — site, 52 gery 1064-1074; -
Bobolink, 271-279 success, 233-239 , 266-27( , 1149-1154
Bobwhite, Northern, 71-87, 426-436 Breeding Bird Survey, pear 778-789
body, 1010-1023; —— composition, 62-70; - con- Brennan, Leonard A., see Provencher, Louis, et al.
dition, 185-200; condition index, 1154 Brenninkmeiier, Alex, see Steinen, Eric W. M., and
1161; —— mass, 54 1, 221-227, 437-445, 1121-
1126; —— size, 185-200, 832-83 5, 922-928 Brewster Memorial Award, 2001: Stephen I. Roth-
Boersma, P. Dee, see Borboroglu, Pablo Garcia, et al. stein, 280-281
Boisson, Guy , see Penteriani, Vincenzo, et al. Briggs, Susan V., see Coker, Christopher R., et al.
Bolivia, 749-769 Brigham, R. M., see Davis, S. K., et al.
Bollinger bodies, 929-942 British Columbia, 685-694, 1075-1090
Bombycilla cedrorum, 851- 854 Brommer, Jon E., et al., Reproduction and survival in
Bonasa bonasia, 1179-1186 a variable enviroment: Ural Owls (Strix uralen
Boness, Daryl J. , see Paredes, Rosana, et al. ) and the three-year vole cycle, 544-550
Bonhomme, Francois, see Crochet, Pierre- Andre, et brood parasitism, 280-281, 349-361, 561-566
al. brood patch, 54-61
Booby, Abbott's, 820-826; ena 820- 826; brood reduction, 24( )-2.43
Brown, 820-826; Masked, 820-826; Nazca, 820- Brotogeris cyat 1optera, 658-675
826; Peruvian, 820-826; ee footed, 820-826; Brown, Charles R., et al., Colony choice in Cliff Swal-
Red-footed, 1213-1214 lows: Effects of hetrogeneity in foraging habitat,
Borboroglu, Pablo Garcia, et al., Habitat use and 446-460
breeding distribution of Magellanic Penguins in Brown, Mark, see Downs, Coleen T., and ——
October 2002] Index to Volun
Brown, Mary Bomberger, see Brown, Charles R., et 15, 228-233, 437-445, 914-921
al. 35, 149-165, 311-320, 498-506, 641-
Brown, Stephen C., see Harrington, Brian A., et al 1166
Bubalornis albirostris, 403-413 lica, 23 21-334 1
B. niger, 403-413 lis, 897-906
Bubo virginianus, 1052-1063, 1052-1063, 1179-1186 88-108, 897-906, 1179-1186
Bubulcus ibis, 587-595 88-108
Bucephala albeola, 391-402, 1075-1090 880, 1141-1149
B. clangula, 403-413, 676-684, 1179-1186 877-880, 1141-1149
B. islandica, 676-684, 1075-1090, 1179-1186 880, 1141-1149
Buffalo-Weaver, 403-413; Red-billed, 403-413 rtius, 897-906
Bufflehead, 391-402, 1075-1090 pallidus pallidus, 864-871
Bullfinch, Cuban, 1213-1214; Puerto Rican, 882-883 64-871
Bulweria bulwerii, 88-108, 897-906 602
B. fallax, 88-108 596-602, 864-871
Bunting, House, 533-539; Indigo, 1126-11 Wayne, et al., Birds of British Columbia,
556-560; Lazuli, 1010-1023; Painted Wood-warblers Through Old World
1010-1023 rev.), 293-295
Burger, Joanna, and Fox, Glen A., In Memoriam npa, 897-906
vid B. Peakall, 1931-2001, 812-814 rvipennis, 897-906, 1141-1149
Buschat, Rufous, 533-539 1141-1149
bushtits, 808-810 cularius, 621-640
Busse, Przemyslaw, Bird Station Manual (rev.), 290- 621-640
291 621-640
Buteo buteo, 321-334, 790-799, 1179-1186 185-200, 391-402, 437-445.
B. jamaicensis, 1052-1063, 1052-1063 22-928
B. lagopus, 1179-1186 iniela, see Baglione, Vittorio, et al.
B. lineatus, 1052-1063, 1052-1063 J., review by, 1214-1215
B. magnirostris, 658-675
B. platypterus, 1126-1132 er, 544-550
B. rufinus, 1179-1186 558-675
Butler, Luke K., et al., Molt-migration in Western 179-1186
Tanagers (Piranga ludoviciana): Age effects, aero- 79-1186
dynamics, and conservation implications, 1010 79 ] 186
1023 185-200
Buzzard, 321-334, 790-799 nates, 1154-1161; ——- rates, 1
Byrd, G. V., see Hunter, F. M., et al. pture, 132-148; —— methods, 5
7 ~7 89
Cacatua galerita ophthalmica, 883-888 897-906
Caccamise, Donald F., In Memoriam: Ralph J. Raitt rd 897- 906
1929-2000, 809-810 ns, 695-714
Cacicus cela, 335-348, 658-675 thern, 414-425, 895-896, 929-942
C. melanicterus, 335-348 lis, 414-425, 895-896, 929-942
C. solitarius, 335-348, 695-714 897-9016
Cacique, Yellow-rumped, 335-348
Cactornis hypoleuca, 864-871
Cactospiza pallida, 864-871, 864-871
C. p. pallida, 864-871 rds, 810-811, 820-826, 907-913
Cahill, Thomas, see Herzog, Sebastian K., et al. , 301-310, §51-854, 929-942
Cairina moschata, 403-413 Jones, Ian L., et al.
Calamospiza melanocorys, 556-560 icity, 166-174
Calcarius lapponicus, 695-714 F., Rosenstock, see Steven S., et al.
C. ornatus, 556-560 listurbances, 1132-1137, 1162-1166
Calidris alba, 1179-1186 851-854, 895-896, 1010-1023
C. alpina, 36-45, 228-233 rmicki, 266-270
>. himantopus, 36-45 1186
°. mauri, 228-233, 437-445, 914-921, 922-928 ishopi, 695-714
. melanotos, 36-45 126-436
. minutilla, 437-445 ris, 897-906
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Catharus fuscescens, 414-425 Chlorospingus opthalmicus, 132-148
C. guttatus, 71-87, 955-970, 971-983 Chondestes grammacus, 271-279, 556-560
C. ustulatus, 201-209, 685-694 Chough, Alpine, 858-863
Caudipteryx, 1-17 Christman, Beth J., Extreme between-year variation
Celeus elegans, 658-675 in productivity of a Bridled Titmouse (Baeolo-
C. flavus, 658-675 phus wollweberi) population, 1149-1154
C. grammicus, 658-675 Christmas Bird Count, 46-53
C. torquatus, 658-675 Christensen, Guttorm N., see Tveraa, Torkild, and
Centrocercus minimus, 897-906
Cephalopterus ornatus, 658-675 Chu, Miyoko, et al., Social and genetic monogamy in
Cepphus grylle, 1179-1186 territorial and loosely colonial populations of
Cercomela melanura, 1179-1186 Phainopepla (Phainopepla nitens), 770-777
Cercotrichas galactotes, 533-539 Cicero, Carla, see Banks, Richard C., et al.
Cereopis novaehollandiae, 403-413 Ciconia ciconia, 1179-1186
Cerorhinca monocerata, 1036-1051 C. nigra, 1179-1186
Certhidea olivacea, 864-871 Cigliano, John A., see Hersek, Marta J., et al.
Cervenka, Mora L., see Chaplin, Susan B., et al. Cilimburg, Amy B., et al., Effects of dispersal on sur-
Ceryle alcyon, 895-896 vival probability of adult Yellow Warblers (Den-
Chaetura cinereiventris, 897-906 droica petechia), 778-789
C. egregia, 897-906 Circaetus gallicus, 1179-1186
C. fumosa, 897-906 circular plots, 971-983
C. martinica, 897-906 Circus cyaneus, 587-595, 1179-1186
C. spinicauda, 897-906 C. pygargus, 1179-1186
Chaffinch, Common, 533-539, 566-572
Cisticola juncidis, 533-539
Chan, Yvonne, and Arcese, Peter, Subspecific differ-
Cistothorus apolinari, 523-528
entiation and conservation of Song Sparrows
C. meridae, 523-528
(Melospiza melodia) in the San Francisco Bay re-
C. palustris, 461-472, 523-528
gion inferred by microsatellite loci analysis,
C. platensis, 523-528
641-657
clade, 603-620, 621-640, 695-714, 715-734, 943-954,
Chaplin, Susan B., et al., Thermal environment of the
984-995
nest during development of Tree Swallow (Tach-
Claidris canutus, 149-165
ycineta bicolor) chicks, 845-851
Clangula hyemalis, 403-413
Charadrius alexandrinus, 515-519
classes, 149-165
Charadrius hiaticula, 596-602
classification, 984-995
C. vociferus, 228-233
clearcutting, 955-970
C. semipalmatus, 596-602
climate, 321-334, 1132-1137
Chasiempis sandwichensis, 929-942
climax, 1132-1137
Chat, Yellow-breasted, 851-854
cloud forest, 1141-1149
Chelgren, Nathan D., see Sedinger, James S., et al.
Chelidoptera tenebrosa, 658-675 clutch, 185-200, 149-165, 515-519, 914-921, 1091-
Chen caerulescens, 62-70, 221-227, 403-413 1103; initiation dates, 228-233; —— size, 1-17,
C. canagica, 996-1009 54-61, 125-131, 149-165, 391-402, 735-748, 498-
C. rossii, 62-70 506, 510-515, 1149-1154; replacement, 228-233;
Cheng, Kimberly M., see Coker, Christopher R., et al. —— volume, 1137-1141
Chenonetta jubata, 403-413 clutch size, model, 228-233; —— determination, 261-
Chickadee, Blac k-capped, 391-402, 1149-1154; Car- 266
olina, 71-87, 391-402; Mountain, 391-402 Clytorhynchus hamlini, 883-888
chickens, 426-436 c-myc, 984-995
chicks, 1036-1051, 1064-1074, 1121-1126 Coates, Brian J., and Peckover, William S., Birds of
Chiffchaff, Mountain, 596-602 New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago: A
Chihuahua, 26-35 Photographic Guide (rev.), 28
China, 596-602 Coccothraustes coccothraustes, 1179-1186
Chiroxiphia pareola, 132-148 Coccyzus americanus, 658-675, 851-854, 1179-1186
C. caudata, 984-995, 1114-1120 C. erythropthalmus, 851-854
Chlamydotis undulata, 1179-1186 Coereba flaveola, 695-714
Chloephaga picta, 403-413 coevolution, 88-108, 301-310
Chloroceryle americana, 984-995 Coker, Christopher R., et al., Intromittent organ mor-
Chloropeta natalensis, 379-390 phology and testis size in relation to mating sys-
Chlorophanes spiza, 658-675 tem in waterfowl, 403-413
October 2002] Index to Volume
Cokinos, Christopher, Hope is the Thing with Feath- 790-799
ers: A Personal Chronicle of Vanished Birds 1179-1186
(rev.), 574-577 1206-1208
Colaptes auratus, 391-402 790-799, 1179-1186
Colibri coruscans, 1141-1149 971-983
C. thalassinus, 1141-1149 179-1186
Colinus virginianus, 71-87, 426-436 179-1186
Colius colius, 251-260 129-942
Collocalia esculenta, 658-675 ilandi, 984-995
C. vanikorensis, 658-675 32-148, 1024-1035
colonial nesting, 461-472; —— goose, 996-1009 re, 1167-1173
colonies, 185-200, 473-486, 770-777, 1036-1051 658-675
colony size, 446-460 eboracensis, 895-896
Colorado, 46-53 11x, 461-472
Colorado Desert, 26-35 7-497
Columba asiatica, 897-906 2001: Raymond A. Paynter, Jr. and
C. goodsoni, 897-906 Traylor, Jr., 281-282
. leucocephala, 882-883 497, 770-777; —— display, 349-361;
. livia, 213-216, 882-883 ding, 515-519
. palumbus, 1179-1186 ynzed, 349-361, 855-858; Brown-head-
. trocaz, 1179-1186 243, 349-361, 556-560, 561-566, 280-
. Inornata, 882-883 854, 855-858, 955-970, 271-279; Shiny,
. passerina, 882-883
ommittee on Classification and Nomenclature of e-naped, 832-835
North American Birds, 283-283 waii, 929-942
communication, 1141-1149 riel A., see Jenkins, Kendell D., and —
community, 533-539; —— composition, 971-983; erre-Andre, et al., Systematics of large
—— ecology, 533-539; —— structure, 749-769, eaded gg ulls: Patterns of mitochondrial
1132-1137 iriation in western European taxa, 603-
competition, 210-213, 391-402, 658-675, 735-748,
1075-1090, 1154-1161, 1173-1179; —— hypoth- 506
esis, 658-675 rican, 414-425, 587-595, 790-799, 889
Condor, Califorina, 812-814 970; Carrion, 790-799; Fish, 971-983;
Confuciusornis, 1-17 in, 929-942; Northwestern, 175-184
Conirostrum bicolor, 695-714 wli, 1187-1201
C. sitticolor, 695-714 ck-billed, 851-854; Common, 561-566;
Conpophaga lineata, 984-995 billed, 851-854
Conroy, Michael J., see Lang, Jason D., et al. is, 561-566, 1179-1186
Conroy, Rachael M., see Ward, Andrea B., et al. fasciatus, 929-942
conservation, 641-657, 749-769, 907-913, 914-921, skimo, 907-913, 914-921
929-942, 955-970, 1010-1023, 1036-1051, 132- Francesca J., see Manolis, James C., et al.
148, 149-165; —— biology, 311-320, 1132-1137; leus, 658-675
—— by design, 907-913; —— plans, 271-279
Contopus sordidulus, 1010-1023 stata, 851-854, 955-970
Conurus mitratus, 897-906 ylaceus, 658-675
cooperative breeding, 379-390, 790-799 799
Coot, American, 62-70, 1121-1126 561-566
copulation, 403-413 tris, 1141-1149, 1179-1186, 1179-1186
Coracopis vasa, 403-413 s, 403-413
Coragyps atratus, 1179-1186 s, 403-413, 1179-1186
Corapipo altera, 132-148 79-1186
Cordillera del Condor, 362-378 $13, 1179-1186
Cormorant, 875-877; Pelagic, 820-826 bledayi, 897-906
corridor, 676-684, 528-532 897-906
Corven, James, see Harrington, Brian A., et al. », 88-108, 984-995
Corvus brachyrhynchos, 414-425, 587-595, 790-799,
889-892, 955-970 426-436
C. caurinus, 175-184 658-675
C. corax, 790-799, 1179-1186 658-675
1226 Index to Volume 119 [Auk, Vol. 119
Daption capense, 88-108 Devries, James H., see Arnold, Todd W., et al.
Darby, John T. see Massaro, Melanie, et al. Diamond, Anthony W., review by, 875-877
Davis, Lloyd S., see Massaro, Melanie, et al. Diamond, Judy, Bond, Alan B., Kea: Birds of Paradox
Davis, S. K., et al., Does egg rejection account for the (rev.), 888-889
low incidence of cowbird parasitism in Chest- diastataxy, 943-954
nut-collared Longspurs (Calcarius ornatus)?, Dicaeum trigonostigma, 695-714
556-560 Dickcissel, 556-560, 851-854
Davis, William E., Jr., and Jackson, Jerome A., Con- diet, 426-436, 473-486, 1075-1090; —— composition,
tributions to the History of North American Or- 185-200; ——— differentiation, 216-220;
nithology, volumes I, II (rev.), 574 overlap, 216-220
Dawson, Deborah A., see Phillips, Richard A., et al. dietary stress, 185-200
De Lope, F.,, see Barbosa, A., et al. digital reduction, 1187-1201
De Ridder, Elke, et al., Short- and long-term effects Diglossa major, 695-714
of male-like concentrations of testerone on fe- Dingemanse, N. J., see Lessells, C. M., et al.
male European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris), 487- dinosaurs, 1-17, 1187-1201
497 Diomedea amsterdamensis, 88-108
Deeming, Charles (Ed.), Avian Incubation: Behav- D. antipodensis, 88-108
iour, Environment, and Evolution (rev.), 1210- D. dabbenena, 88-108
1211 D. epomorphora, 88-108, 88-108
DeGraaf, Richard M., see Vander Haegen, W. Mat- D. exulans, 1064-1074, 88-108
thew, and — D. gibsoni, 88-108
Deinonychus, 1-17 D. sanfordi, 88-108
del Hoyo, Josep, et al., Handbook of the Birds of the disease, 166-174, 487-497
World, volume 6 (rev.), 573-574 dispersal, 778-789, 790-799
Del Valle, Hector, see Borboroglu, Pablo Garcia, et al. displays, 1024-1035
DeLay, Linda S., see Kelly, Jeffrey F., et al. distance sampling, 18-25, 46-53,-425
delayed plumage maturation, 1114-1120 distrbution of birds, 414-425, 658-675, 922-928
Delgado, Francisco, see Nebel, Silke, et al. disturbance, 1132-1137
demographics, 996-1009; studies Diving-Petrel, Common, 88-108; Magellanic, 88-108;
—— parameters, 321-334 Peruvian, 88-108; South Georgia, 88-108
Dendrexetastes rufigula, 621-640 DNA, 596-602 770-777; —— fingerprinting, 228-
Dendrocincla fuliginosa, 658-675 233; —— sequences, 335-348, 695-714
Dendrocolaptes certhia, 621-640 DNA-DNA, 125-131; —— hybridization, 88-108,
Dendrocolaptidae, 621-640 984-995
Dendrocopus major, 391-402 Dobbs, Robert C., see Styrsky, John D., et al.
Dendrocygna arcuata, 403-413 Dodson, Ronald G., Managing Wildlife Habitat on
D. autumalis, 403-413 Golf Courses (rev.), 288-290
D. bicolor, 403-413 Dolichonyx oryzivorus, 695-714, 271-279
D. viduata, 403-413 Donacobius atrecapilla, 897-906
l endroica adelaidae, 882-883 Donacobius atricapillus, 897-906
l ) caerulescens, 109-124, 414-425, 11 Donahue, Michael G., see Butler, Luke K., et al.
I ) castanea, 216-220 double brood, 125-131, 244-250
) discolor, 778-789, 1213 1214 double sampling, 36-45
I ) fusca, 414-425 double-observer method, 18-25
. occidentalis, 1010-1023 doubly labeled water, 1121-1126, 117 3-1179
pensylvanica, 271-279, 523-528 Dove, Mourning, 851-854; Palm, 533-539; Rock, 213
4 petechia, 149-165, 561-566, 695-714, 778-789, 851- 216, 882-883
854 Dowitcher, Long-billed, 36-45
, pinus, 71-87, 695-714 Downs, Coleen T., and Brown, Mark, Nocturnal het-
. striata, 658-675, 695-714 erothermy and torpor in the Malachite Sunbird
igrina, 216-220, 695-714, 882-883 (Nectarinia famosa), 251-260
. townsendi, 1010-1023 Drepanidinae, 166-174
. virens, 414-425 Dromaius novaehollandiae, 1179-1186
. vitellina, 1213-1214 Dryocopus pileatus, 391-402, 414-425
density, 996-1009, 1132-1137; — - dependence, 210- Duck, African Black, 403-413; Black-bellied Whis-
213, 996-1009, 1162-1166 tling, 403-413; Black-headed, 403-413; Blue-
detect46a-5b3, i41l4-4i25t, 5y33,-53 9, 749-769, 778- billed, 403-413; Freckled, 403-413; Fulvous
789 Whistling, 403-413; Harlequin, 403-413, 403-
developmental biology, 1187-1201 413, 676-684; Hawaiian, 1206-1208; Laysan,
October 2002] Indteo Vxolu n
1206-1208; Long-tailed, 403-413; Mandarin, 1 is, 1179-1186
403-413; Maned, 403-413; Masked, 403-413; ley 29-942
Mottled, 403-413; Muscovy, 403-413; Musk, rradient, 132-148
403-413; Pacific Grey, 403-413; Pink-eared, 403 n S., see Peer, Brian D., et al
413; Ring-necked, 403-413; Ruddy, 403-41 n 1179-1186
403-413; Salvadori’s, 403-413; Torrent, 403-413; | 79-1186
Wandering Whistling, 403-413; White-backed, 1179-1186
403-413; White-faced Whistling, 403-413; 1186
Wood, 62-70, 403-413, 1091-1103 79-1186
ducks, 498-506, 507-509, 676-684; prairie-nest- Bd 1179-1186
ing, 261-266; —— temperate nesting, 1075-1090 E. « 695-714
Ducula aurorae, 883-888 Pas 23529
Dumbacher, John P., review by, 880-881 rt B., see Arnold, Todd W., et al.
Dumetella carolinensis, 851-854, 895-896, 1010-1023 mig 9-124, 149-165, 778-789
Dunlin, 36-45, 228-233 mmondii, 1010-1023
Dunn, Jon L., see Banks, Richard C., et al 685-694, 1010-1023
Dunn, Peter O, see Whittingham, Linda A., et al. 4-425
Eagle, Bald, 832-835, 1154-1161; Booted, 790-799; is, 658-675
Steller’s Sea, 832-835 7-1201
Earnst, Susan, see Bart, Jonathan, and e, 251-260; —— debt, 54-61; —— ex-
Easton, Wendy E., and Martin, Kathy, Effects of thin- 1121-1126
ning and herbicide treatments on nest-site selec- component, 800-807; — condi-
tion by songbirds in young managed forests, , s, 54-61; —— contaminants, 185-200: ——
685-694 : at } aya 7-913; —— factors, 498-506; —— sto-
ecological, constraint, 544- 390; —— diversity, 715- sticity, 1132-1137: —— stress, 1149-1154
734; —— factors
ee en * | stris, 271-279, 695-714
lationship, 1036-1051; —— restoration, 271- 695-714
we ping nl ‘is ( G. P., see Johansson, Ulf S., et al.
ecotones, 311-
1, 201-209
Ectopri stes migr5 atorius, 907-913
Ecuador, 362-378
way 5 sirens, 1209-1210
Eddy, Garrett, 1916-2001, In Memoriam, 1107-1109
1210
Edge, Kerri-Anne, see Massaro, Melanie, et al : ; —
Eens, Marcel, see De RiddEelkre, ,et a l nip ch
egg laying, bimodal distribution of, 244-250 Ee atten Pitogss a
eggs, 54-61, 62-70, 125-131, 149-165, 244-250, 280- EM! sancatnngs a808
281, 426-436, 461-472, 515-519, 544-550, 556- fiventer, 883-888
560, 715-734, 735-748, 778-789, 851-854, 855 E. s¢ idori, 883-888
858, 971-983, 1075-1090, 1091-1103, 1126-1132, -™ a eeeae ee
1173-1179, 1179-1186; —— laying, 244-250: 5, 88-108
pipped ——,, 221-227; —— production, 185-200; *"! : 88-108
—— shape, 1179-1186; —— size, 185-200, 800- * 58-106
SS—108
807, 840-845, 1036-1051, 1137-1141; vol-
ume, 800-807 bes 55-105
Egret, Cattle, 587-595; Eastern Great White, 552-556; 9 EM4Y 88-108, 244-250
Great, 552-556; Snowy, 552-556, 882-883 Ug s, 1141-1149
Egretta thula, 552-556 /
E. caerula, 552-556 Eu} ephalus, 556-560
E. thula, 882-883 Euy 695-714
E. tricolor, 55 2-556 f 695-714
Eider, Common, 62-70, 403-413; King, 62-70, 403- f 658-675
413, 895-896; Spectacled, 676-684; Steller’s, 403- Eu} enus, 897-906
413 urys etalis, 658-675
Eithlypis lachrymosa, 695-714 eutax lition, 943-954
El Nino, 244-250, 873-874, 1149-1154, 1162-1166 Evans Ogden, Lesley J., see Nebel, Silke, et al.
Elaenia flavogaster, 984-995 evolut 35-348, 596-602, 858-863, 943-954, 1075-
E. martinica, 1213-1214 I 41-1149; —— of vocal repertoires, 1141-
-lanoides forficatus, 971-983 behavioral ——, 596-602; character ——,
1228 Index to Volume 119 [Auk, Vol. 119
943-954; neutral character ——, 943-954; non- Flight, feathers, 1010-1023; —— parameters, 213-
adaptive character ——, 943-954 216; —— whistle, 349-361
evolutionary, compromises, 221-227; — — history, flightlessness, 943-954
641-657; —— potential, 641-657; — — relation- floaters, 1132-1137
ships, 88-108, 603-620, 715-734; —— response, flock, composition, 71-87; —— size, 71-87
800-807 Florida, 71-87, 587-595
excreta, 1167-1173 Fluvicola pica albiventer, 984-995
extinction, 929-942 Flycatcher, Acadian, 414-425; Collared, 301-310,
extrapair, copulations, 2242¢8 -233; fertilization, 391-402; Dusky, 685-694, 1010-1023; Gray,
125-131, 770-777, 1064-1074; —— — mate choice, 1010-1023; Hammond’s, 1010-1023; Pied, 800-
301-310; —— mating, 125-131; —— paternity, 807, 1091-1103, 1173-1179; Ruddy-tailed, 1024-
228-233, 770-777 1035; Spotted, 533-539
focal animal sampling, 71-87
food, 216-220, 1036-1051, 1121-1126; —— abun-
Falco biarmicus, 1179-1186
dance, 244-250; —— availability, 166-174, 446-
E cherrug, 603-620, 1179-1186
460, 473-486; —— limitation, 971-983; —— sup-
E eleonorae, 835-840, 1179-1186
ply, 544-550, 1162-1166
E pelegrinoides, 1179-1186
food-niche breadth, 216-220
E peregrinus, 321-334, 1036-1051, 1179-1186, 587-595
foraging, 71-87, 109-124, 216-220, 321-334, 473-486,
E rusticolus, 587-595, 1179-1186
685-694, 735-748, 1024-1035, 1064-1074; ——
FE sparverius, 125-131, 391-402, 426-436, 587-595,
efficiency, 54-61, 213-216; ground ——, 1173-
1052-1063, 1052-1063
1179; —— height, 658-675; —— interactions,
E tinnunculus, 125-131, 321-33 , 544-551
1141-1149; —— strategies, 858-863; —— suc-
Falcon, Eleonora’s, 835-840; Peregrine, 321-334, 587-
cess, 266-270
595, 1036-1051
forest, destruction, 749-769; —— fragmentation,
Falconiformes, 812-814
271-279, 528-532, 641-657, 685-694, 955-970,
Fantail, Grey, 1024-1035
1114-1120, 1173-1179; —— management, 955-
Farnsworth, George L., et al., A removal model for
970; —— succession, 271-279
estimating detection probabilities from point-
Formicarius colma, 658-675
count surveys, 414-425
Foulehaio carunculata, 1209-1210
fat score, 201-209
Fournier, Francois, et al., Daily energy expenditures
feather, 487-497; —— breakage, 213-216; —— col-
of free-ranging Common Loon (Gavia immer)
oration, 1114-1120; —— damage, 213-216; ——
chicks, 1121-1126
development, 185-200; —— lice, 88-108, 213-
Ay France, 1132-1137
216; —— origin, 1187-1201; — quality, 213-
Frankel, Michelle A., see Hersek, Marta J., et al.
216; —— wear, 922-928
Franklin, Alan B., see Noon, Barry R., and ——
fecundity, 149-165
Fraser, Gail, see Jones, Ian L., et al.
Feduccia, Alan, Birds are dinosaurs: Simple answer
Fratercula cirrhata, 1036-1051
to a complex problem, 1187-1201
E corniculata, 1036-1051
feeding, 996-1009; —— rate, 125-131
E acrtica, 473-486, 1036-1051, 1179-1186
female, condition, 125-131; —— preference, 301-310
Frederick, Peter C., see Salatas, Johanna, et al.
Fernandez, Guillermo, see Nebel, Silke, et al.
Fregata ariel, 875-877
Ficedula albicollis, 301-310, 391-402, 1179-1186 E minor, 875-877
E hypoleuca, 800-807, 1091-1103, 1173-1179, 1179- Fregetta grallaria, 88-108
1186 E tropica, 88-108
Finch, Deborah M., see Kelly, Jeffrey E, et al. Fretz, J. Scott, Scales of food availability for an en-
Finch, House, 301-310, 851-854, 929-942; Vegetarian, dangered insectivore, the Hawaii Akepa, 166-
864-871; Warbler, 864-871; Woodpecker, 864- 174
871; Zebra, 487-497, 566-572 Friesen, V. L., et al., Molecular support for species
Finland, 603-620 status of the Nazca Booby (Sula granti), 820-826
fire, 873-874; —— exclusion, 71-87 Frigatebird, Lesser, 875-877
fitness, 54-61, 125-131, 800-807 Fringilla coelebs, 533-539, 566-572, 1179-1186
Fitzpatrick, John W., The AOU and bird conservation: Frith, Clifford B., and Beehler, Bruce M., The Birds
Recommitment to the revolution, 907-913 of Paradise (rev.), 880-881
fixed-radius plots, 18-25 Frogmouth, Dulit, 873-874
fledging, 971-983; —— success, 125-131, 735-748 , fruit, 175-184; —— abudance, 132-148; artificial
955-970 ——, 175-184
Fleischer, Robert C., see Chu, Miyoko, et al. Fulica americana, 62-70, 1121-1126
Flicker, Northern, 391-402 E atra, 1179-1186