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1965. Report of the Committee on Bird Protection, 1964. Auk 82(3):490.
Proposed Sierra Madre Ridge Road and Sespe Creek water project viewed as threats to condors.
American Ornithologist's Union. 1971. Report of the Committee on Conser- vation, 1970-71. Auk 88(4):902-910.
Notes that data on condor status are confusing, population estimates varying from about 30 to more than 60.
Anderson, N. T. 1935. Condors in northern Los Angeles County, California.
Condor 37(3):170.
Antelope Valley, 9 August ...1934, seven condors feeding on sheep carcass; December 1934-January 1935, four records (one to three condors).
Anonymous. 1854. [Accession notes, 1855.] Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. 1:70-71.
Condor specimen acquired from W. B. Farwell, no details; condor feathers received from A. C. Taylor, collected "in the vicinity of the Red Woods of Contra Costa." Anonymous. 1874. [Minutes of 3 March 1873 meeting.] Proc. Calif. Acad.
Sci. 5:36-37.
"Mr. Lorquin" described immature condor captured by him, date and place not given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1965. Report of the Committee on Bird Protection, 1964. Auk 82(3):490.
Proposed Sierra Madre Ridge Road and Sespe Creek water project viewed as threats to condors.
American Ornithologist's Union. 1971. Report of the Committee on Conser- vation, 1970-71. Auk 88(4):902-910.
Notes that data on condor status are confusing, population estimates varying from about 30 to more than 60.
Anderson, N. T. 1935. Condors in northern Los Angeles County, California.
Condor 37(3):170.
Antelope Valley, 9 August ...1934, seven condors feeding on sheep carcass; December 1934-January 1935, four records (one to three condors).
Anonymous. 1854. [Accession notes, 1855.] Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. 1:70-71.
Condor specimen acquired from W. B. Farwell, no details; condor feathers received from A. C. Taylor, collected "in the vicinity of the Red Woods of Contra Costa." Anonymous. 1874. [Minutes of 3 March 1873 meeting.] Proc. Calif. Acad.
Sci. 5:36-37.
"Mr. Lorquin" described immature condor captured by him, date and place not given.
What to read after North American Fauna 72?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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