104
Hans Winkler
of Acoustic Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ Press, Ithaca, NewYork, pp
426-453
Sutherland LC, Daigle GA (1997) Atmospheric sound propagation. In: Crocker
MJ (ed) Encyclopedia of Acoustics. John Wiley & Sons, NewYork, pp 341-365
Waide RB, Narins PM (1988) Tropical forest bird counts and the effect of sound
attenuation. Auk 105:296-302
Wallace RA (1974) Ecological and social implications of sexual dimorphism in
five melanerpine woodpeckers. Condor 76:238-248
Wasserman FE (1979) The relationship between habitat and song in the whitethroated sparrow. Condor 81:424-426
Weary DM, Lemon RE, Date EM (1986) Acoustic features used in song
discrimination by the veery. Ethology 72:199-213
Wempen J (1991) Schallausbreitung tiber Erdboden. Bibliotheks- und
Informationssystem der Universitat Oldenburg, Oldenburg, 102 p
Wilczynski W, Ryan MJ, Brenowitz EA (1989) The display of the blue-black
grassquit: the acoustic advantage of getting high. Ethology 80:218-222
Wiley RH ( 1991) Association of song properties with habitats for territorial oscine
birds of eastern North America. Am Nat 138:973-993
Wiley RH, Godard R (1996) Ranging of conspecific songs by Kentucky warblers
and its implications for interactions ofterritorial males. Behaviour 133:81-102
Wiley RH, Richards DG (1978) Physical constraints on acoustic communication
in the atmosphere: Implications for the evolution of animal vocalizations.
Behav Ecol Sociobiol3:69-94
Wiley RH, Richards DG (1981) Adaptations for acoustic communication in birds:
sound transmission and signal detection. In: Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds)
Acoustic Communication in Birds, Vol 1. Academic Press, New York, pp 131181
Wingfield JC, Farner DS (1993) Endocrinology of reproduction in wild species.
In: Farner DS, King JR, Parkes KC (eds) Avian Biology, Vol 9. Academic
Press, London, pp 163-327
Winkler H (1971) Die artliche Isolation des Blutspechts Picoides (Dendrocopos)
syriacus. Egretta 14:1-20
Winkler H (1979) Foraging ecology of Strickland's Woodpecker in Arizona.
Wilson Bull 91 :244-254
Winkler H, Christie DA (1995) Woodpeckers. A Guide to the Woodpeckers,
Piculets and Wrynecks of the World. Pica Press, Sussex, 406 p
Winkler H, Newton AV, Newton SF (1996) On the ecology and behaviour of the
Arabian woodpecker Picoides dorae. Zoo! Middle East 12:33-45
Winkler H, Short LL (1978) A comparative analysis of acoustical signals in pied
woodpeckers (Aves, Picoides). Bull Am Mus Nat Hist 160:1-109
Witkin SR (1977) The importance of directional sound radiation in avian
vocalization. Condor 79:490-493
Zahavai A (1977) The cost of honesty (further remarks on the handicap principle).
J Theor Biol67:603-605
Hans Winkler
of Acoustic Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ Press, Ithaca, NewYork, pp
426-453
Sutherland LC, Daigle GA (1997) Atmospheric sound propagation. In: Crocker
MJ (ed) Encyclopedia of Acoustics. John Wiley & Sons, NewYork, pp 341-365
Waide RB, Narins PM (1988) Tropical forest bird counts and the effect of sound
attenuation. Auk 105:296-302
Wallace RA (1974) Ecological and social implications of sexual dimorphism in
five melanerpine woodpeckers. Condor 76:238-248
Wasserman FE (1979) The relationship between habitat and song in the whitethroated sparrow. Condor 81:424-426
Weary DM, Lemon RE, Date EM (1986) Acoustic features used in song
discrimination by the veery. Ethology 72:199-213
Wempen J (1991) Schallausbreitung tiber Erdboden. Bibliotheks- und
Informationssystem der Universitat Oldenburg, Oldenburg, 102 p
Wilczynski W, Ryan MJ, Brenowitz EA (1989) The display of the blue-black
grassquit: the acoustic advantage of getting high. Ethology 80:218-222
Wiley RH ( 1991) Association of song properties with habitats for territorial oscine
birds of eastern North America. Am Nat 138:973-993
Wiley RH, Godard R (1996) Ranging of conspecific songs by Kentucky warblers
and its implications for interactions ofterritorial males. Behaviour 133:81-102
Wiley RH, Richards DG (1978) Physical constraints on acoustic communication
in the atmosphere: Implications for the evolution of animal vocalizations.
Behav Ecol Sociobiol3:69-94
Wiley RH, Richards DG (1981) Adaptations for acoustic communication in birds:
sound transmission and signal detection. In: Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds)
Acoustic Communication in Birds, Vol 1. Academic Press, New York, pp 131181
Wingfield JC, Farner DS (1993) Endocrinology of reproduction in wild species.
In: Farner DS, King JR, Parkes KC (eds) Avian Biology, Vol 9. Academic
Press, London, pp 163-327
Winkler H (1971) Die artliche Isolation des Blutspechts Picoides (Dendrocopos)
syriacus. Egretta 14:1-20
Winkler H (1979) Foraging ecology of Strickland's Woodpecker in Arizona.
Wilson Bull 91 :244-254
Winkler H, Christie DA (1995) Woodpeckers. A Guide to the Woodpeckers,
Piculets and Wrynecks of the World. Pica Press, Sussex, 406 p
Winkler H, Newton AV, Newton SF (1996) On the ecology and behaviour of the
Arabian woodpecker Picoides dorae. Zoo! Middle East 12:33-45
Winkler H, Short LL (1978) A comparative analysis of acoustical signals in pied
woodpeckers (Aves, Picoides). Bull Am Mus Nat Hist 160:1-109
Witkin SR (1977) The importance of directional sound radiation in avian
vocalization. Condor 79:490-493
Zahavai A (1977) The cost of honesty (further remarks on the handicap principle).
J Theor Biol67:603-605