Wildlife Conservation 1996: Vol 99 Index

3 Pages·1996·1.1 MB·English

INDEX 1996
The following is an index to features and Monkeys,” M/A: 62-63, 67; “My, Lattis, Richard, “Footsteps Across
departments (not CONSERVATION Hot- What Big Ears You Have,” S/O: Africa,” S/O: 52-55
LINE items) published in WILDLIFE CON- 60-61, 64-65 leopard, adaptability of, M/J: 52-55
SERVATION magazine in 1996. Abbrevia- Denver, Zoo, J/F: 54-55 lion, African, M/J: 36-39; Indian, in Gir
tions appearing before a colon refer to Dick, Marie, “Desert Oasis,” S/O: 62-63 Forest, M/J: 40-43
the issue in which that entry appears dolphins, Atlantic bottlenosed, J/A: Locke, Harvey, “Yellowstone to
(J/F=January/February; M/A=March/ 36-43 Yukon,” S/O: 24-31
April; M/J=May/June; J/A=July/August; Donavel, David F., “Bringing Up
S/O=September/October; N/D=No- Baby,” J/A: 50-55 M-P
vember/December). Numbers after a Downs, Joan, “Growing up at the macaque, Tibetan, N/D: 42-47; crab-
colon refer to page numbers. Zoo,” J/F: 56-59 eating, of Asia, J/F: 48-53
Dunne, Pete, “Viewing the Crown macaws, Lear’s and Spix’s, M/A: 44-51
A-B Jewels,” J/A: 62-63, 67 Neff, Nancy, “Cat Kin,” M/J: 10
Amato, George, “Cat-saving Science,” oil spills, Staten Island, New York,
M/J: 14 E-F effects on waterbirds, M/A: 20-27
animal olympics, J/A: 28-35 fisher, S/O: 46-51 Packer, Craig, “Who Rules the Park?”
aye-aye, of Madagascar, M/A: 28-35 Fragoso, Jose, “Letter from Brazil,” M/J: 36-39
bear, Kermode, N/D: 36-41 V/A:6 Papua New Guinea, Gimi women of,
Behler, John L., “Spying on Spotties,” Freiheit, Clayton F., “Denver Zoo J/F: 30-35, 64
S/O: 38-45 Celebrates Its Centennial,” J/F: 54-55 photo contest, winners of, M/A: 56-57
Bolgiano, Chris, “The Case of the Powell, Janet, “A Place Apart,” N/D:
Eastern Cougar,” M/J: 48-51 Cea 60-61
Butler, Victoria, “The Call of South Gillison, Samantha, “Gardeners’ Eden,”
Africa,” J/F: 36-43 J/F: 30-35, 64 Q-s
butterfly houses, J/A: 20-27 Goddard, Carol, “White Magic,” N/D: Rabinowitz, Alan, “Spirit of the
36-41 Jaguar,” M/J: 32-35
Cc goose, Canada, S/O: 32-37 rhino, northern white, M/A: 36-43
Campagna, Claudio, “Letter from Haring, David, “Eep! It’s an Aye-Aye,” Ricciuti, Edward R., “Big Little Zoo,”
Patagonia,” M/A: 6-7 M/A: 28-35 M/A: 52-55
Caro, Tim, “An Elegant Enigma,” Hart, John and Terese, “Letter from Rio Grande Zoo, Albuquerque, New
M/J: 44-47 Zaire,” J/F: 6, 64 Mexico, S/O: 62-63
cats (special issue), M/J Hornocker, Maurice, “Can Cats Roberts, Richard, “Born to be Wild,”
cats, small, M/J: 18-29 Survive?” M/J: 60, 65 S/O: 32-37
cheetah, M/J: 44-47 invertebrates, marine, J/A: 50-55 Roger Williams Park Zoo, Rhode
Chellam, Ravi, “Lions of the Gir Island, M/A: 52-55
Forest,” M/J: 40-43 J-L Ross, Gary Noel, “Butterfly Magic,”
chimpanzees, computer access to field jaguar, M/J: 32-35 J/A: 20-27
studies of, J/F: 44-47 Jukofsky, Diane, “Food, Lodging, and seals, South American fur, J/A:
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, J/A: 60-61 Squirrel Monkeys,” M/A: 64-66 44-49, 64
Clevenger, Anthony P., “A Matter of Karanth, K. Ullas, “Cat Scats and Other Seeger, Evelyn, “Christmas Crabs,”
Taste,” S/O: 46-51 Telltale Signs,” M/J: 12; “Letter from N/D: 28-35
Conway, William, “Living with Cats,” India,” S/O: 6, 66-67 Seidensticker, John and Susan
M/j: 2 Karesh, William B., “Rhino Relations,” Lumpkin, “The Adaptable
cougar, in eastern U.S., M/J: 48-51 M/A: 36-43 Leopard,” M/J: 52-55
Couturier, Lisa, “Seal of Approval,” Klemens, Michael, “Flat as a St. Louis Zoo, N/D: 60-61
J/A: 44-49, 64 Pancake... Tortoise,” N/D: 48-53 Stuller, Jay, “Speed,” J/A: 28-35
Koebner, Linda, “Creating Sunquist, Fiona, “Cat Cameos,”
D Connections,” J/A: 60-61 M/J: 18-29
Dennis, Jerry, “Tracks in the Sand,” Laidler, Keith, “Mount Macaque,” Sunquist, Mel, “Tiger Pause,” M/J:
J/F: 60-61, 65; “Salt Lakes and Sea N/D: 42-47 56-59, 64
6 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
INDEX 1996
The following is an index to features and Monkeys,” M/A: 62-63, 67; “My, Lattis, Richard, “Footsteps Across
departments (not CONSERVATION Hot- What Big Ears You Have,” S/O: Africa,” S/O: 52-55
LINE items) published in WILDLIFE CON- 60-61, 64-65 leopard, adaptability of, M/J: 52-55
SERVATION magazine in 1996. Abbrevia- Denver, Zoo, J/F: 54-55 lion, African, M/J: 36-39; Indian, in Gir
tions appearing before a colon refer to Dick, Marie, “Desert Oasis,” S/O: 62-63 Forest, M/J: 40-43
the issue in which that entry appears dolphins, Atlantic bottlenosed, J/A: Locke, Harvey, “Yellowstone to
(J/F=January/February; M/A=March/ 36-43 Yukon,” S/O: 24-31
April; M/J=May/June; J/A=July/August; Donavel, David F., “Bringing Up
S/O=September/October; N/D=No- Baby,” J/A: 50-55 M-P
vember/December). Numbers after a Downs, Joan, “Growing up at the macaque, Tibetan, N/D: 42-47; crab-
colon refer to page numbers. Zoo,” J/F: 56-59 eating, of Asia, J/F: 48-53
Dunne, Pete, “Viewing the Crown macaws, Lear’s and Spix’s, M/A: 44-51
A-B Jewels,” J/A: 62-63, 67 Neff, Nancy, “Cat Kin,” M/J: 10
Amato, George, “Cat-saving Science,” oil spills, Staten Island, New York,
M/J: 14 E-F effects on waterbirds, M/A: 20-27
animal olympics, J/A: 28-35 fisher, S/O: 46-51 Packer, Craig, “Who Rules the Park?”
aye-aye, of Madagascar, M/A: 28-35 Fragoso, Jose, “Letter from Brazil,” M/J: 36-39
bear, Kermode, N/D: 36-41 V/A:6 Papua New Guinea, Gimi women of,
Behler, John L., “Spying on Spotties,” Freiheit, Clayton F., “Denver Zoo J/F: 30-35, 64
S/O: 38-45 Celebrates Its Centennial,” J/F: 54-55 photo contest, winners of, M/A: 56-57
Bolgiano, Chris, “The Case of the Powell, Janet, “A Place Apart,” N/D:
Eastern Cougar,” M/J: 48-51 Cea 60-61
Butler, Victoria, “The Call of South Gillison, Samantha, “Gardeners’ Eden,”
Africa,” J/F: 36-43 J/F: 30-35, 64 Q-s
butterfly houses, J/A: 20-27 Goddard, Carol, “White Magic,” N/D: Rabinowitz, Alan, “Spirit of the
36-41 Jaguar,” M/J: 32-35
Cc goose, Canada, S/O: 32-37 rhino, northern white, M/A: 36-43
Campagna, Claudio, “Letter from Haring, David, “Eep! It’s an Aye-Aye,” Ricciuti, Edward R., “Big Little Zoo,”
Patagonia,” M/A: 6-7 M/A: 28-35 M/A: 52-55
Caro, Tim, “An Elegant Enigma,” Hart, John and Terese, “Letter from Rio Grande Zoo, Albuquerque, New
M/J: 44-47 Zaire,” J/F: 6, 64 Mexico, S/O: 62-63
cats (special issue), M/J Hornocker, Maurice, “Can Cats Roberts, Richard, “Born to be Wild,”
cats, small, M/J: 18-29 Survive?” M/J: 60, 65 S/O: 32-37
cheetah, M/J: 44-47 invertebrates, marine, J/A: 50-55 Roger Williams Park Zoo, Rhode
Chellam, Ravi, “Lions of the Gir Island, M/A: 52-55
Forest,” M/J: 40-43 J-L Ross, Gary Noel, “Butterfly Magic,”
chimpanzees, computer access to field jaguar, M/J: 32-35 J/A: 20-27
studies of, J/F: 44-47 Jukofsky, Diane, “Food, Lodging, and seals, South American fur, J/A:
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, J/A: 60-61 Squirrel Monkeys,” M/A: 64-66 44-49, 64
Clevenger, Anthony P., “A Matter of Karanth, K. Ullas, “Cat Scats and Other Seeger, Evelyn, “Christmas Crabs,”
Taste,” S/O: 46-51 Telltale Signs,” M/J: 12; “Letter from N/D: 28-35
Conway, William, “Living with Cats,” India,” S/O: 6, 66-67 Seidensticker, John and Susan
M/j: 2 Karesh, William B., “Rhino Relations,” Lumpkin, “The Adaptable
cougar, in eastern U.S., M/J: 48-51 M/A: 36-43 Leopard,” M/J: 52-55
Couturier, Lisa, “Seal of Approval,” Klemens, Michael, “Flat as a St. Louis Zoo, N/D: 60-61
J/A: 44-49, 64 Pancake... Tortoise,” N/D: 48-53 Stuller, Jay, “Speed,” J/A: 28-35
Koebner, Linda, “Creating Sunquist, Fiona, “Cat Cameos,”
D Connections,” J/A: 60-61 M/J: 18-29
Dennis, Jerry, “Tracks in the Sand,” Laidler, Keith, “Mount Macaque,” Sunquist, Mel, “Tiger Pause,” M/J:
J/F: 60-61, 65; “Salt Lakes and Sea N/D: 42-47 56-59, 64
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