[4] Since almost every faunal paper on birds has a bearing on the subject of migration, only a few can be listed in this publication. Those included were selected to aid the student wishing to pursue the subject further and to cover not only all cited in the text but also others consulted and used in its preparation.
(1) Allard, H. A.
1928. BIRD MIGRATION FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF LIGHT AND LENGTH OF DAY CHANGES. Amer. Nat. 62: 385-408.
(2) Austin, O. L., Jr.
1928. MIGRATION-ROUTES OF THE ARCTIC TERN (STERNA PARADISAEA BRUNNICH). Northeastern Bird Banding Assoc. Bull. 4: 121-125.
(3) Baird, S. F.
1866. THE DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATIONS OF NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. Amer. Jour. Sci. (2) 41: 78-90, 184-192, 337-347.
(4) Clarke, W. E.
1912. STUDIES IN BIRD MIGRATION. 2 V., illus. London.
(5) Cooke, W. W.
1888. REPORT ON BIRD MIGRATION IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IN THE YEARS 1884 AND 1885. U. S. Dept. Agr., Div. Econ. Ornith. Bull. 2, 313 pp., illus.
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1904. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN WARBLERS. U. S. Dept. Agr., Div. Biol. Survey Bull. 18, 142 pp.
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1904. THE EFFECT OF ALTITUDE ON BIRD MIGRATION. Auk 21: 338-341
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1905. ROUTES OF BIRD MIGRATION. Auk 22: 1-11.
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1905. THE WINTER RANGES OF THE WARBLERS (MNIOTILTIDAE). Auk 22: 296-299.
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1906. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN DUCKS, GEESE, AND SWANS. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Biol. Survey Bull. 26, 90 pp.
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1908. AVERAGING MIGRATION DATES. Auk 25: 485-486.
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1910. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN SHOREBIRDS. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Biol. Survey Bull. 35, 100 pp., illus.
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1913. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN HERONS AND THEIR ALLIES. U. S. Dept. Agr., Bur. Biol. Survey Bull. 45, 70 pp., illus.
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1913. THE RELATION OF BIRD MIGRATION TO THE WEATHER. Auk 30: 205-221, illus.
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1914. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN RAILS AND THEIR ALLIES. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 128, 50 pp., illus.
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1915. BIRD MIGRATION. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 185, 47 pp., illus.
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1915. BIRD MIGRATIONS IN THE MACKENZIE VALLEY. Auk 32: 442-459, illus.
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1915. DISTRIBUTION AND MIGRATION OF NORTH AMERICAN GULLS AND THEIR ALLIES. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 292, 70 pp., illus.
(19) Cooke, W. W.
1915. THE YELLOW-BILLED LOON: A PROBLEM TN MIGRATION. Condor 17: 213 214.
(20) Coues, E.
1878. BIRDS OF THE COLORADO VALLEY, A REPOSITORY OF SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR INFORMATION CONCERNING NORTH AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY. U. S. Dept. Int. Misc. Pub. 11, 807 pp., illus.
(21) Gätke, H.
1895. HELIGOLAND AS AN ORNITHOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY, THE RESULTS OF FIFTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE. (Transl. from the German by R. Rosenstock.) 599 pp., illus. Edinburgh.
(22) Grinnell, J.
1931. SOME ANGLES IN THE PROBLEM OF BIRD MIGRATION. Auk 48: 22—32.
(23) Gross, A. O.
1927. THE SNOWY OWL MIGRATION OF 1926-27. Auk 44: 479-493, illus.
(24) Harrison, T. H.
1931. ON THE NORMAL FLIGHT SPEEDS OF BIRDS. Brit. Birds 25: 86-96.
(25) Lincoln, F. C.
1917. BOHEMIAN WAXWING (BOMBYCILLA GARRULA) IN COLORADO. Auk 34: 341.
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1922. TRAPPING DUCKS FOR BANDING PURPOSES: WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE RESULTS OBTAINED FROM ONE WATERFOWL STATION. Auk 39: 322-334, illus.
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1924. BANDING NOTES ON THE MIGRATION OF THE PINTAIL. Condor 26: 88-90.
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1924. RETURNS FROM BANDED BIRDS, 1920 TO 1923. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 1268, 56 pp., illus.
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1926. THE MIGRATION OF THE CACKLING GOOSE. Condor 28: 153-157, illus.
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1927. NOTES ON THE MIGRATION OF YOUNG COMMON TERNS. North eastern Bird Banding Assoc. Bull. 3: 23-28, illus.
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1927. RETURNS FROM BANDED BIRDS, 1923 TO 1926. U. S. Dept. Agr. Tech Bull. 32, 95 pp., illus.
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1928. THE MIGRATION OF YOUNG NORTH AMERICAN HERRING GULLS. Auk 45: 49-59.
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1934. THE WATERFOWL FLYWAYS OF NORTH AMERICA. U. S. Dept. Agr. Circ. 342, 12 pp., illus.
(34) Magee, M. J.
1928. EVENING GROSBEAK RECOVERIES. Northeastern Bird Banding Assoc. Bull. 4: 56-59.
(35) May, J. B.
1929. RECOVERIES OF BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT HERONS BANDED IN MASSACHUSETTS. Northeastern Bird Banding Assoc. Bull. 5: 7-16, illus.
(36) Palmén, J. A.
1893. REPORT ON THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS. Transl. from the German by C. W. Shoemaker. Smithsn. Inst. Ann. Rept. 1892: 375-396, illus.
(37) Phillips, J. C, and Lincoln, F. C.
1930. AMERICAN WATERFOWL: THEIR PRESENT SITUATION AND THE OUTLOOK FOR THEIR FUTURE. 312 pp., illus. Boston and New York.
(38) Rowan, W.
1925. RELATION OF LIGHT TO BIRD MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES. Nature [London] 115: 494-495.
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1926. ON PHOTOPERIODISM, REPRODUCTIVE PERIODICITY, AND THE ANNUAL MIGRATIONS OF BIRDS AND CERTAIN FISHES. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Proc. 38: [147]-189.
(40) Rowan, W.
1930. EXPERIMENTS IN BIRD MIGRATION. II. REVERSED MIGRATION. Natl. Acad. Sci. Proc. 16: 520-525.
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1930. THE MECHANISM OF BIRD MIGRATION. Sci. Prog. 25: 70-78.
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1931. THE RIDDLE OF MIGRATION. 151 pp., illus. Baltimore.
(43) Watson, J. B., and Lashley, K. S.
1915. AN HISTORICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF HOMING. Carnegie Inst. Washington, Dept. Marine Biol. Papers 7: 1-60, illus.
(44) Wetmore, A.
1923. MIGRATION RECORDS FROM WILD DUCKS AND OTHER BIRDS BANDED IN THE SALT LAKE VALLEY, UTAH. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bull. 1145, 16 pp., illus.
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1926. THE MIGRATIONS OF BIRDS. 217 pp., illus. Cambridge, Mass.
(46) Winkenwerder, H. A.
1902. THE MIGRATION OF BIRDS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NOCTURNAL FLIGHT. Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc. (n. s.) 2: [177]-263, illus.