Nuestras aves amenazadas: El Mirlo de Agua (Cinclus schulzi)

Javier Beltran

doi:10.56178/na.vi13.1140

Articles Published 01 August 1997 https://doi.org/10.56178/na.vi13.1140

Nuestras aves amenazadas: El Mirlo de Agua (Cinclus schulzi)

Mirlo de Agua Cinclus schulzi estado de conocimiento estado de conservación

Javier Beltran

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References

Bakus, G.J. 1959. Observations on the life of the Dipper in Montana. Auk 76: 190-207.
Handford, P.T. 1983. Breves notas sobre las aves del Valle de Tafí, Provincia de Tucumán. Neotrópica 29 (81): 97-105.
Hann, H.W. 1950. Nesting behavior of the American Dipper in Colorado, Cóndor 52: 49-62.
King, W.B. (Ed.). 1981. Endangered birds of the world. The ICBP Red Data Book.
Olrog, SC.C., 1949. Breves notas sobre la avifauna del Aconquija. Ac. Zool. Lilloana 7: 139-159.
Remsen, J.V. Jr., and M.A. Traylor, Jr. 1983. Addition to the avifauna of Bolivia. Part 2. Condor 85: 95-102.
Salvador S., S. Narosky, and R. Fraga. 1986. First description of the nest and eggs of the Rufous-Throated Dipper (Cinclus schulzi) in Northwestern Argentina. Le Gerfaut 76 (1).

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Javier Beltran (1997). Nuestras aves amenazadas: El Mirlo de Agua (Cinclus schulzi). Nuestras Aves, No. 13 (1987), 23-25. https://doi.org/10.56178/na.vi13.1140

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[1] Bakus, G.J. 1959. Observations on the life of the Dipper in Montana. Auk 76: 190-207.

[2] Handford, P.T. 1983. Breves notas sobre las aves del Valle de Tafí, Provincia de Tucumán. Neotrópica 29 (81): 97-105.

[3] Hann, H.W. 1950. Nesting behavior of the American Dipper in Colorado, Cóndor 52: 49-62.

[4] King, W.B. (Ed.). 1981. Endangered birds of the world. The ICBP Red Data Book.

[5] Olrog, SC.C., 1949. Breves notas sobre la avifauna del Aconquija. Ac. Zool. Lilloana 7: 139-159.

[6] Remsen, J.V. Jr., and M.A. Traylor, Jr. 1983. Addition to the avifauna of Bolivia. Part 2. Condor 85: 95-102.

[7] Salvador S., S. Narosky, and R. Fraga. 1986. First description of the nest and eggs of the Rufous-Throated Dipper (Cinclus schulzi) in Northwestern Argentina. Le Gerfaut 76 (1).