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Miami Geological Society Publications The Southern Florida AvifaunaBy William B. Robertson, Jr. and James A. Kushlan
ABSTRACT In this paper we
consider primarily the breeding avifauna of southern Florida; its history
as interpreted from fossils, late Pleistocene geological events and existing
distribution patterns; and, evidence, in the form of recent range changes,
that suggests continuing adjustment to changing environmental conditions.
We also review the available quantitative data on bird populations; discuss
the ecology of birds inhabiting the interior wetlands in relation to the
annual cycle of flooding and drying; and, examine briefly the effects upon
bird populations of several natural and man-caused disturbances. (The entire report is available below)
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