Sentence examples for study of avian from inspiring English sources

The birds are banded and released as part of a study of avian populations.

This film, however, bears no resemblance to the humanistic Birdman of Alcatraz, where Burt Lancaster played the lifer redeemed by his fascination with birds and contributing to the study of avian diseases.

This paper describes CONE-Welder, installed at the Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation in Texas to gather photographic and quantitative data for a biological study of avian activity and hypothesized range change for selected subtropical bird species.

A careful study of avian intelligence leads to a better understanding of how cognitive capacities have evolved over the millennia, how human brains are both similarly and yet quite differently structured to support higher cognitive functions, and how the long-held beliefs of mankind's uniqueness within the animal kingdom must be continually revisited and revised.

Lin et al (2009) recently reported another study of avian influenza viruses using RPM-Flu assays for 24 AH5N1-positive field and clinical specimens collected by the NAMRU-3 group from infected birds and humans [18].

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"Studies of avian intelligence have been hampered by the old fashioned idea that birds are stupid, and not worth considering in terms of intelligence," said Nathan Emery, author of the new book, Bird Brain: An Exploration of Avian Intelligence and senior lecturer at Queen Mary: University of London.

While at the wildlife society she led a variety of projects, including studies of avian ecology and behavior in disturbed or restored grassland habitats and of birds' social behavior and use of space in exhibits at the Bronx Zoo.

Few urban studies of avian diversity discriminate between native and exotic species, although highly modified urban environments typically support significant numbers of non-native species.

Rigorous studies of avian taxonomy are based on specimens from bird collections.

Thus, studies of avian cones may provide clues to the organization of the cone system of ancestral species including the most recent ancestors of birds, the theropod dinosaurs.