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ORNITOLOGIA NEOTROPICALEDITOR

RAYMOND McNEIL

INDEX TO VOLUME 15, 2004(Authors, key words, families, common names, latin names)

An International Journal of Neotropical Ornithologypublished by

THE NEOTROPICAL ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY

INDEX, VOL. 15, 2004

The “S” prefix before page numbers refers to pages in the Proceedings of the VIIth NeotropicalOrnithological Congress held in Chile, 5–11 October 2003, and published as a supplement toVolume 15 (2004) of Ornitología Neotropical.

Abril, M., S377–S384Abundance, 93–102, 371–380Accepters, 331–347Accipiter bicolor, 31–40, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, 501–512, S83–S99Accipiter chilensis, S83–S99Accipiter chionogaster, S83–S99Accipiter collaris, 31–40, S83–S99Accipiter cooperi, S267–S278, S83–S99Accipiter erythronemius, S83–S99Accipiter gentilis, S83–S99Accipiter gundlachi, S83–S99Accipiter poliogaster, S83–S99Accipiter striatus, , 501–512, S83–S99, S267–

S278Accipiter superciliosus, 447–482, S83–S99Accipiter ventralis, S83–S99Acestrura mulsant, S205–S213Acropternis orthonyx, 483–492Actitis macularia, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Adaptation, S191–S198Adelomyia melanogenys, 483–492Agamia agami, 447–482Agelaioides badius, 381–398Agelaius phoeniceus, 447–482Agelaius thilius, 271–278Age-structured, 289–297Aggressive interactions, 539–542Aglaeactis cupripennis, 483–492, S205–S213Agricultura, S309–S315Agricultural landscape, S117–S126Agriculture, S301–S307Agriornis montana, 513–525Agriornis murinus, 381–398Agroecosystems, 371–380, 493–500, S301–

S307Agrosystems, 65–70Aillapan, L., S419–S434Aimophila botterii, 447–482Aimophila rufescens, 447–482

Aimophila sumichrasti, S175–S181Ajaia ajaja, S223–S232Alanota, G., S339–S347Alectrurus risora, S145–S157Alegre, B., 103–110Allozymes, S169–S174Alopochelidon fucata, 173–200Altiplano, S339–S347Altitudinal migrations, S205–S213Alvarez, M. E., 501–512Amaurolimnas concolor, 447–482Amaurospiza concolor, 447–482Amazilia amabilis, 447–482Amazilia candida, 447–482Amazilia chionogaster, 381–398Amazilia cupreicauda, 173–200Amazilia cyanocephala, 447–482Amazilia fimbriata, 173–200Amazilia rutila, 447–482Amazilia tzacatl, 447–482Amazilia versicolor, 173–200Amazilia viridifrons, S175–S181Amazona aestiva, 381–398Amazona amazonica, 173–200Amazona auropalliata, 447–482Amazona autumnalis, 447–482Amazona farinosa, 447–482Amazona finschi, S175–S181Amazona ochrocephala, 173–200Amazona vittata, 289–297, S455–S465Amazonas, 265–267Amazonetta brasiliensis, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398Amazonia, S317–S321Amazonian gamebirds, S323–S328Amblycercus holosericeus, 447–482Ammodramus humeralis, 173–200Ammodramus savannarum, 447–482Ampelion rubrocristatus, 483–492Anabacerthia variegaticeps, 447–482

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Anairetes parulus, 483–492, 513–525Anas acuta, 447–482Anas andium, 483–492Anas bahamensis, 381–398Anas cyanoptera, 381–398Anas discors, 447–482Anas flavirostris, 209–218, 543–545Anas georgica, 513–525, 543–545Anas sibilatrix, 513–525Anas specularis, 513–525Anatidae, 209–218Anatomical studies, S73–S81Anatomy, S73–S81Andean beliefs, S409–S417Andean foothills, 381–398Anderson, D. L., 447–482Andes, 381–398, 349–356, 403–406, 483–492,

S191–S198Andigena hypoglauca, 527–537Andigena laminirostris, 527–537Andrade, A., 87–92Androdon aequatorialis, S191–S198Anhinga anhinga, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Anisognathus igniventris, 483–492Anisognathus somptuosus, 483–492Anjos, L. dos, 71–85, S137–S144Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus, S279–S283Anodorhynchus leari, S279–S283Anous stolidus, S61–S72Anous tenuirostris, S61–S72Antagonists, S199–S204Antarctica, 163–171Antbird, S127–S135Anthracothorax nigricollis, 173–200Anthracothorax prevostii, 447–482Anthus correndera, 513–525Anthus hellmayri, 513–525Anthus lutescens, 173–200Antioquia, 413–415Anurolimnas viridis, 173–200Aphanotriccus capitalis, 447–482Aponte, O., 247–251Aquila chrysaetos, S83–S99Ara ambigua, 447–482Ara ararauna, 173–200, S279–S283

Ara chloroptera, 173–200, S279–S283Ara macao, 173–200, 447–482, S279–S283Ara severus, 381–398Aramides cajanea, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Aramus guarauna, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482Aratinga aurea, 173–200Aratinga finschi, 447–482Aratinga leucophthalma, 71–85, 381–398, S117–

S126Aratinga nana, 447–482Aratinga pertinax, 173–200Aratinga solstitialis, 173–200Archaeopteryx, S101–S116Archilochus colubris, 447–482Archosauria, S101–S116Archosauromorpha, S101–S116Ardea alba, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Ardea cocoi, 71–85, 93–102, 103–110, 121–131,

139–141, 173–200, 381–398Ardea herodias, 447–482Arenaria interpres, 447–482Arendt, W. J., S455–S465Argentina, 145–153, 209–218, 271–278, 299–

306, 307-311, 357–364, 371–380, 501–512, S145–S157, S309–S315, S367–S376

Arremon aurantiirostris, 447–482Arremon flavirostris, 381–398Arremon taciturnus, 173–200Arremonops conirostris, 447–482Artificial clutch, 201–208Arundinicola leucocephala, 71–85, 173–200Asio flammeus, 501–512Asio stygius, 173–200, 423–427, 447–482, 501–

512Associations, 163–171Asthenes baeri, 145–153Asthenes pyrrholeuca, 513–525Asturina nitida, 381–398, 447–482Athene cunicularia, 173–200, 381–398Atlantic forest, 547–548, S117–S126, S127–

S135, S137–S144Atlapetes latinuchus, 483–492Atlapetes leucopterus, 483–492Attila cinnamomeus, 173–200

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Attila spadiceus, 173–200, 447–482Audio, S455–S465Aulacorhynchus derbianus, 527–537Aulacorhynchus haematopygus, 483–492Aulacorhynchus prasinus, 433–445, 527–537Austral migration, S349–S355Austral staging areas, S357–S365Automolus infuscatus, 173–200Automolus leucophthalmus, 71–85Automolus ochrolaemus, 173–200, 447–482Automolus rubiginosus, 173–200Automolus rufipileatus, 173–200Avifauna, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482, S395–

S407, S419–S434, S435–S444Aythya affinis, 447–482Azpiroz, A. B., 269–270Baillonius bailloni, 527–537Baillonius, 527–537Baker, A. J., S357–S365Bala, L. O., 357–364Balaenoptera acutorostrata, 163–171Balaenoptera musculus, 163–171Balbueno, R. A., S367–S376Barnett, J. M., 257–263Barrio, J., 111–119Bartramia longicauda, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482, S159–S167Baryphthengus martii, 447–482Basileuterus bivittatus, 381–398Basileuterus coronatus, 483–492Basileuterus culicivorus, 5–15, 173–200, 447–482Basileuterus flaveolus, 247–251Basileuterus fulvicauda, 447–482Basileuterus leucoblepharus, 5–15Basileuterus nigrocristatus, 483–492Batara cinerea, 381–398Beauchamp, G., 407–411Bechard, M. J., 447–482Behavior, 283–284, S145–S157, S243–S250,

S329–S337Belize, 155–162Bern, C., S377–S384Bertelli, S., S285–S291, S293–S299Bildstein, K. L., S83–S99Bill morphology, 543–545

Binocular, S233–S242Binocularity, S233–S242Biocultural conservation, S395–S407, S409–

S417Biodiversity, S127–S135Biogeography, 173–200Bird abundance, 513–525Bird guilds, S137–S144Bird origin, S101–S116Bird richness, 371–380Birds, 483–492Blanco, D. E., S159–S167, S367–S376Blendinger, P. G., 501–512Bolborhynchus lineola, 483–492Bolivia, 381–398, 399–402, S261–S266,

S339–S347Bombycilla cedrorum, 447–482Bonaccorso, E., 483–492Botaurus pinnatus, 173–200Bozinovic, F., S215–S222Brabata, G., 237–246Brachygalba lugubris, 173–200Branco, F., S267–S278Braun, M. M., 173–200Brazil, 5–15, 65–70, 71–85, 219–224265–267,

279–282, 423–427, 547–548, S73–S81,S117–S126, S127–S135, S137–S144,S279–S283, S367–S376

Breeding, 133–137, 365–370, S145–S157Breeding behavior, 349–356Breeding biology, 219–224, 253–256, 283–

284Breeding colony, 133–137Brennan, P. L. R., S329–S337Brewer, G. L., 209–218Brightsmith, D. J., 319–330Brood parasitism, 331–347Brooks, D. M., S323–S328Brotegeris sanctithomae, 319–330Brotogeris chrysopterus, 173–200Brotogeris cyanoptera, 319–330Brumfield, R. T., 381–398Buarremon torquatus, 483–492Bubo virginianus, 173–200, 279–282, 447–482Bubulcus ibis, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482,

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S223–S232Buccinanops globulossum, 357–364Bucco capensis, 173–200Bucco tamatia, 173–200Budget, S1–S34Burhinus bistriatus, 173–200, S223–S232Busarellus nigricollis, 173–200, 447–482, S83–

S99Bustamente, J., 513–525Buteo albicaudatus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99Buteo albigula, S83–S99Buteo albonotatus, 173–200, S83–S99, S267–

S278Buteo brachyurus, 173–200, 447–482, 501–512,

S83–S99Buteo galapagoensis, S83–S99Buteo jamaicensis, 447–482, S83–S99, S267–

S278Buteo leucorrhous, 31–40, S83–S99Buteo lineatus, S83–S99Buteo magnirostris, 31–40, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, 501–512, S83–S99Buteo nitidus, 173–200, S83–S99Buteo platypterus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99,

S267–S278Buteo poecilochrous, S83–S99Buteo polyosoma, 483–492, 501–512, 513–525,

S83–S99Buteo regalis, S83–S99Buteo ridgwayi, S83–S99Buteo swainsoni, S83–S99, S267–S278Buteo ventralis, S83–S99Buteogallus aequinoctialis, S83–S99Buteogallus anthracinus, 447–482, S83–S99Buteogallus meridionalis, 173–200, 381–398,

S83–S99Buteogallus subtilis, S83–S99Buteogallus urubitinga, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482, 501–512, S83–S99Buthraupis montana, 483–492Butorides striatus, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398Butorides virescens, 447–482Bylaws, S35–S40Cacicus cela, 41–52, 173–200Cacicus haemorrhous, 41–52, 173–200

Cacicus uropygialis, 447–482Cairina moschata, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Calidris alba, 447–482Calidris bairdii, 447–482, 513–525, S377–S384Calidris canutus, 447–482, S357–S365Calidris fuscicollis, 173–200, 357–364, 381–398,

447–482, S377–S384Calidris himantopus, 173–200, 447–482Calidris mauri, 447–482, S385–S394Calidris melanotos, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482,

S159–S167, S377–S384Calidris minutilla, 173–200, 447–482Calidris pusilla, 447–482Calliphlox amethystina, 173–200Callonetta leucophrys, 381–398Campephilus guatemalensis, 447–482Campephilus imperiales, S175–S181Campephilus leucopogon, 381–398Campephilus melanoleucos, 173–200Campephilus rubricollis, 173–200Camperi, A. R., 299–306Campo rupestre, 399–402Campostoma imberbe, 447–482Camptostoma obsoletum, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, S117–S126Campylopterus curvipennis, 447–482Campylopterus hemileucurus, 447–482, S191–

S198Campylorhamphus rocurvoides, 173–200Campylorhamphus trochilirostris, 71–85Campylorhynchus griseus, 173–200Campylorhynchus yucatanicus, S175–S181Campylorhynchus zonatusCanopy access, 41–52Capito auratus, 41–52Capito niger, 173–200Capitonidae, 283–284Capllonch, P., 501–512Caprimulgus carolinensis, 447–482Caprimulgus cayennensis, 173–200, S251–S260Caprimulgus longirostris, 483–492, 513–525Caprimulgus maculicaudus, 447–482Caprimulgus parvulus, 71–85Caprimulgus rufus, 381–398Caprimulgus vociferus, 447–482

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Capsiempis flaveola, 173–200, 447–482Captive breeding, S339–S347Capture-recapture, S357–S365Caracara cheriway, 173–200, 447–482Caracara plancus, 381–398, 501–512, 513–525Carbajal, M., S357–S365Cardinalis phoeniceus, 253–256Carduelis cucullata, 173–200Carduelis magellanica, 271–278, 371–380, 381–

398, 483–492Carduelis notata, 447–482Cariama cristata, 381–398Caribbean, 289–297Carmona, R., 237–246Carpodectes nitidus, 447–482Caryothraustes canadensis, 173–200Caryothraustes poliogaster, 447–482Cashca Totoras, 483–492Casiornis rufus, 381–398Castro, V., S409–S417Casutitermes corniger, 319–330Catamenia inornata, 483–492Cataño-B., E. J. F., 413–415Catari, J. C., 381–398, 399–402Cathartes aura, 31–40, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482, 501–512, S83–S99, S267–S278

Cathartes burrovianus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99

Cathartes melambrotus, 173–200, S83–S99Cathartidae, 219–224Catharus fuscescens, 173–200, 247–251Catharus minimus, 173–200, 447–482Catharus ustulatus, 381–398, 447–482Catoptrophorus semipalmatus, 447–482, S223–

S232Cavity adopter, S455–S465Cavity nesting, S455–S465, S477–S483Celeus castaneus, 447–482Celeus elegans, 173–200Celeus flavescens, S117–S126Celeus flavus, 173–200Celeus loricatus, 447–482Celeus torquatus, 173–200Celeus undatus, 173–200

Cephalopterus glabricollis, 433–445Cephalopterus ornatus, 173–200Cercibis oxycerca, 173–200Cercomacra cinerascens, 173–200Cercomacra laeta, 173–200Cercomacra tyrannina, 173–200, 447–482Cerrado, 219–224, 399–402, 423–427Certhiaxis cinnamomea, 173–200Ceryle alcyon, 447–482Ceryle torquata, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482Cetaceans, 163–171Chaco, 381–398Chaetocercus mulsant, 483–492Chaetura brachyura, 173–200Chaetura cinereiventris, 173–200, 447–482Chaetura pelagica, 447–482Chaetura spinicauda, 173–200Chaetura vauxi, 447–482Chalcostigma herrani, S205–S213Chalybura urochrysia, 447–482Chamaepetes unicolor, 433–445Charadrius alexandrinus, 447–482Charadrius collaris, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Charadrius falklandicus, 357–364, 513–525Charadrius modestus, S159–S167Charadrius semipalmatus, 447–482Charadrius vociferus, 447–482Charadrius wilsonia, 447–482, S223–S232Chauna torquata, 381–398Chaves-Campos, J., 433–445Chelidoptera tenebrosa, 173–200Chiappe, L. M., S101–S116Chile, 313–317, S1–S34, S395–S407, S419–

S434, S435–S444Chilean cultural anthropology, S409–S417Chiribiquete Natural National Park, S183–

S190Chiroptera, 87–92Chiroxiphia pareola, 173–200Chlidonias niger, 447–482Chloephaga picta, 513–525Chlorestes notatus, 173–200Chloroceryle aenea, 447–482Chloroceryle amazona, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482

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Chloroceryle americana, 173–200, 447–482Chloroceryle inda, 173–200, 447–482Chlorophanes spiza, 41–52, 173–200, 447–482Chlorornis riefferii, 483–492Chlorostilbon aureoventris, 381–398Chlorostilbon canivetii, 447–482Chlorostilbon mellisugus, 173–200Chlorostilbon olivaresi, S183–S190Chlorothraupis carmioli, 447–482Chondrohierax uncinatus, 447–482, S83–S99Chordeiles acutipennis, 173–200, 447–482, S251–

S260Chordeiles minor, 447–482Chordeiles pusillus, 173–200Christoff, A. U., 65–70Chrysolampis mosquitus, 173–200Chrysomus cyanopus, 381–398Chunga burmeisteria, 381–398Ciccaba nigrolineata, 447–482Ciccaba virgata, 447–482Cicchino, A. C., 299–306Ciconia maguari, 71–85, 381–398Cinclodes excelsior, 483–492Cinclodes fuscus, 483–492Cinclus leucocephalus, 483–492Cinclus mexicanus, 447–482Cinnycerthia unirufa, 483–492Circus buffoni, S83–S99Circus cinereus, 501–512, 513–525, S83–S99,

S267–S278Circus cyaneus, 447–482Cistothorus platensis, 447–482, 483–492Cladistics, S285–S291Clams, 357–364Claravis pretiosa, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Cloud forest, 403–406Clutch size, 155–162, S41–S60Cnemarchus erythropygius, 483–492Cnemotriccus fuscatus, 381–398Coccyzus americanus, 447–482Coccyzus melacoryphus, 381–398Coccyzus minor, 447–482Cochlearius cochlearius, 447–482Codesido, M., 139–141Coeligena iris, 483–492

Coeligena lutetiae, S205–S213Coereba flaveola, 173–200, 447–482Colaptes campestris, 71–85, 173–200, S117–S126Colaptes melanochloros, 71–85Colibri coruscans, 483–492, S205–S213Colibri delphinae, 447–482Colinus cristatus, 173–200Colinus nigrogularis, 447–482Colombia, 17–30, 413–415, S183–S190,

S349–S355Colonia colonus, 173–200, 447–482Color vision, S215–S222Columba cayennensis, 71–85, 173–200, S117–

S126Columba fasciata, 483–492Columba livia, 447–482Columba picazuro, 71–85, 371–380, S117–S126Columba plumbea, 173–200Columba speciosa, 173–200Columba subvinacea, 173–200Columbina minuta, 173–200, 447–482Columbina passerina, 173–200, 447–482Columbina picui, 71–85, 381–398Columbina talpacoti, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, S117–S126Combined analysis, S293–S299Community ecology, S323–S328Condori, C., S339–S347Cone, S223–S232, S251–S260Conirostrum cinereum, 483–492Conirostrum speciosum, 71–85, 173–200Conopias albovittata, 447–482Conopias parva, 173–200Conopias trivirgata, 71–85Consequences, S83–S99Conservation, 17–30, 71–85, 501–512, 547–

548, S145–S157, S159–S167, S175–S181,S279–S283, S317–S321, S367–S376

Conservation assessment, 41–52Constrictotermes cavifrons, 319–330Contopus cinereus, 173–200, 447–482Contopus cooperi, 447–482Contopus fumigatus, 381–398Contopus sordidulus, 447–482Contopus virens, 447–482

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Contreras, J. R., 87–92Cooperative breeding, 417–421Coragyps atratus, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, 501–512, S83–S99Corapipo altera, 447–482Coruja suindara, 65–70Coryphospingus cucullatus, 381–398Corythopis torquata, 173–200Coscoroba coscoroba, 513–525Costa Rica, 201–208, 433–445, S267–S278,

S279–S283Costs, S199–S204Cotinga amabilis, 447–482Cotinga cayana, 173–200Cotinga cotinga, 41–52, 173–200Cotinga, 433–445Coturnix japonica, 201–208Cowbirds, 331–347Cranioleuca pyrrhophia, 145–153, 381–398Cranioleuca vulpina, 71–85Crax alector, 173–200Crax rubra, 447–482Creatus furcatus, S61–S72Crocodylia, S101–S116Crops, 371–380Crotophaga ani, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

S117–S126Crotophaga sulcirostris, 447–482Crypturellus atrocapillus, S317–S321Crypturellus bartletti, S317–S321, S323–S328Crypturellus boucardi, 447–482Crypturellus casiquiare, S285–S291Crypturellus cinereus, 173–200, S317–S321Crypturellus erythropus, 173–200Crypturellus erythropus/undulatus, 173–200Crypturellus soui, 173–200, 447–482, S317–

S321, S323–S328Crypturellus tataupa, 381–398Crypturellus undulatus, 173–200, S317–S321,

S323–S328, S329–S337Crypturellus variegatus, 173–200, S317–S321,

S323–S328Crypturellus. cinereus, S323–S328Cyanerpes caeruleus, 41–52, 173–200Cyanerpes cyaneus, 173–200, 447–482

Cyanerpes lucidus, 447–482Cyanerpes nitidus, 41–52, 173–200Cyanicterus cyanicterus, 173–200Cyanocompsa brissonii, 247–251, 381–398Cyanocompsa cyanoides, 173–200, 247–251, 447–

482Cyanocorax beecheii, S175–S181Cyanocorax cayanus, 173–200Cyanocorax chrysops, 381–398Cyanocorax cristatellus, S117–S126Cyanocorax cyanomelas, 381–398Cyanocorax dickeyi, S175–S181Cyanocorax morio, 447–482Cyanolyca mirabilis, S175–S181Cyanolyca nana, S175–S181Cyanolyca turcosa, 483–492Cyclarhis gujanensis, 173–200, 381–398, S117–

S126Cygnus melancoryphus, 513–525Cymbilaimus lineatus, 173–200, 447–482Cyphorhinus arada, 173–200Cyphorhinus phaeocephalus, 447–482Cypseloides cryptus, 447–482Cypsnagra hirundinacea, 173–200D’Amico, V. L., 357–364Dacnis cayana, 173–200, 447–482, S117–S126Dacnis lineata, 173–200Daily mortality rate, 201–208Daption capense, 163–171Daptrius americanus, S83–S99Daptrius ater, 173–200, S83–S99Darina solenoides, 357–364Darrieu, C. A., 299–306Declination, S357–S365Deconychura longicauda, 447–482Delgado-V., C. A., 413–415Dendrocincla anabatina, 447–482Dendrocincla fuliginosa, 173–200, 447–482Dendrocincla homochroa, 447–482Dendrocolaptes certhia, 173–200Dendrocolaptes picumnus, 173–200, 539–542Dendrocolaptes sanctithomae, 447–482Dendrocygna autumnalis, 447–482Dendrocygna bicolor, 381–398, 447–482Dendrocygna viduata, 71–85, 173–200

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Dendroica caerulescens, 447–482Dendroica castanea, 447–482Dendroica cerulea, 447–482Dendroica coronata, 447–482Dendroica discolor, 447–482Dendroica dominica, 447–482Dendroica fusca, 447–482Dendroica graciae, 447–482Dendroica magnolia, 447–482Dendroica palmarum, 447–482Dendroica pensylvanica, 447–482Dendroica petechia, 173–200, 447–482Dendroica striata, 41–52Dendroica tigrina, 447–482Dendroica virens, 447–482Dendrortyx barbatus, S175–S181Deroptyus accipitrinus, 173–200DeVries, P. J., 403–406Di Giacomo, A. G., S145–S157Di Giacomo, A. S., S145–S157Diaz, M., S215–S222Diet, 53–64, 87–92, 103–110, 121–131, 299–

306, 307-311, 413–415, 423–427, 493–500Diglossa albilatera, 483–492Diglossa humeralis, 483–492Diglossa lafresnayii, 483–492Diglossopis cyanea, 483–492Dimorphism, 271–278Dinosauria, S101–S116Diomedea irrorata, S61–S72Diopsittaca nobilis, 173–200Distribution, 71–85, 111–119, 139–141, 313–

317, S159–S167Diuca diuca, 513–525Diurnal foraging, 407–411Diversity, 447–482Dives dives, 447–482DNA fingerprinting, 417–421Dohen, E. B., 201–208Dolospingus fringilloides, 173–200Donacobius atricapillus, 71–85Doricha eliza, S175–S181Dry forest, 111–119Dryocopus lineatus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Dumetella carolinensis, 447–482

Durães, R., S127–S135Dysithamnus mentalis, 71–85Dysithamnus occidentalis, 349–356Dysithamnus striaticeps, 447–482Ecological indicator, 501–512Ecology, 31–40Ectoparasite, 247–251Ecuador, 349–356, 365–370, 403–406, 483–

492, 539–542Effects, S61–S72Egg description, 349–356, 403–406Egg, 201–208, 219–224, 365–370Egretta caerulea, 173–200, 447–482Egretta rufescens, 447–482Egretta thula, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Egretta tricolor, 447–482, S223–S232El Niño effects, S61–S72Elaenia albiceps, 381–398, 483–492Elaenia chiriquensis, 173–200Elaenia cristata, 173–200Elaenia flavogaster, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482,

S117–S126Elaenia pallatangae, 483–492Elaenia parvirostris, 381–398, S349–S355Elaenia ruficeps, 173–200Elaenia spectabilis, 71–85, 381–398Elaenia strepera, S349–S355Elanoides forficatus, 31–40, 173–200, 447–482,

S83–S99, S267–S278Elanus leucurus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99Electron carinatum, 447–482Electron platyrhynchum, 447–482Electroretinogram, S215–S222, S223–S232,

S251–S260Elevational migration, 433–445Emberizidae, 17–30, 145–153Emberizoides herbicola, 173–200Emerald Toucanet, 433–445Empidonax albigularis, 447–482Empidonax alnorum, 447–482Empidonax flaviventris, 447–482Empidonax minimus, 447–482Empidonax traillii, 447–482Empidonax virescens, 447–482

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Empidonomus aurantioatrocristatus, 381–398Empidonomus varius, 41–52, 71–85, 145–153,

173–200, 381–398, S117–S126Endangered, 133–137Endangered birds, S175–S181Energetic offer, S205–S213Ensifera ensifera, S205–S213Environmental ethics, S419–S434, S435–S444Eremobius phoenicurus, 513–525Eriocnemis derbyi, S205–S213Eriocnemis luciani, 483–492Eriocnemis mosquera, S205–S213Escalante, 1–3, S175–S181Espinosa G., L. A., S1–S34EthnohisroryEthno-ornithology, S395–S407, S409–S417,

S419–S434Eubucco versicolor, 283–284Eucometis penicillata, 247–251, 447–482Eudocimus albus, 447–482Eudocimus ruber, S223–S232Eudromia elegans, 513–525Euparkeria, S101–S116Eupetomena macroura, 173–200Eupherusa poliocerca, S175–S181Euphonia affinis, 447–482Euphonia chlorotica, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398Euphonia chrysopasta, 173–200Euphonia cyanocephala, 483–492Euphonia finschi, 173–200Euphonia gouldi, 447–482Euphonia hirundinacea, 447–482Euphonia luteicapilla, 447–482Euphonia minuta, 447–482Euphonia rufiventris, 41–52Euphonia violacea, 71–85, 173–200Eurypyga helias, 173–200, 447–482Euscarthmus rufomarginatus, 173–200Evolution, S101–S116, S191–S198Excavator, S455–S465Extinction, S145–S157Eye size, S243–S250Falco columbarius, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99,

S267–S278Falco deiroleucus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99

Falco femoralis, 173–200, 447–482, 483–492,501–512, S83–S99

Falco mexicanus, S83–S99Falco peregrinus anatum, 501–512Falco peregrinus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99Falco rufigularis, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482,

501–512, S83–S99Falco sparverius, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482,

483–492, 513–525, S83–S99, S267–S278Falconiformes, S83–S99, S261–S266Falcons, S477–S483Farmer, A., S377–S384Faucett, R. C., 381–398Favero, M., 121–131, 493–500Fecal samples, 53–64Feeding, 93–102Feeding strategies, 357–364, S223–S232Fernández, G., S385–S394Fernández, M. J., S215–S222Fernández, M., S377–S384Ferrari, S., 103–110Ferretti, V., 299–306Field edges, 371–380Finch, D. W., 173–200Fish prey, 121–131Fishery waste site, 93–102Fledging, 365–370, S455–S465Flock size, 407–411Flores, C., S339–S347Florisuga mellivora, 173–200, 447–482Flower mites, S199–S204Fluvicola pica, 71–85, 381–398F-number, S243–S250Fonseca, F. L. de S., 133–137Fonseca, V. S. da S., 133–137Food habits, 87–92, 279–282Food resources, S61–S72Foraging, 283–284Foraging behavior, 5–15Foraging methods, 357–364Foraging strategies, 357–364Forest fragment isolation, S137–S144Forest fragment use, S137–S144Forest fragmentation, S117–S126Forested habitat, 307-311

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Formicariidae, 225–235, S127–S135Formicarius analis, 173–200, 447–482Formicarius colma, 173–200Formicivora grisea, 173–200Formicivora melanogaster, 381–398Formicivora rufa, 173–200Forpus xanthopterygius, 71–85Fossil birds, S73–S81Fraga, R. M., 139–141François Vuilleumier Fund, 576Frederickena viridis, 173–200Fregata ariel, S61–S72Fregata magnificens, 447–482, S61–S72Fregata minor, S61–S72Fregetta tropica, 163–171Fritz, J. S., 201–208Frost, M., 429–432Frugivory, S117–S126Fulica americana, 447–482Fulica leucoptera, 381–398, 513–525Fulmarus glacialoides, 163–171Fungal pathogens, S199–S204Funk, W. C., 365–370Furnariidae, 145–153Furnarius leucopus, 173–200Furnarius rufus, 71–85, 271–278, 371–380,

381–398Galbalcyrhynchus purusianus, 319–330Galbula albirostris, 173–200Galbula cyanescens, 319–330Galbula dea, 173–200Galbula galbula, 173–200Galbula leucogastra, 41–52, 173–200Galbula ruficauda, 71–85, 447–482Galliformes, S301–S307Gallinago delicata, 447–482Gallinago gallinago, 513–525Gallinago paraguaiae, 173–200Gallinago undulata, 173–200Gallinula chloropus, 381–398, 447–482Gamebirds, S301–S307, S323–S328Gampsonyx swainsonii, 173–200, S83–S99Gandini, P., 103–110Garitano-Zavala, A., S339–S347Gelis, R. A., 403–406

Genetic differentiation, S169–S174Genetic distances, 527–537Geositta antarctica, 513–525Geositta cunicularia, 513–525Geothlypis aequinoctialis, 173–200, 381–398Geothlypis flavovelata, S175–S181Geothlypis poliocephala, 155–162, 447–482Geothlypis semiflava, 447–482Geothlypis trichas, 447–482Geotrygon montana, 173–200, 265–267, 447–482Geotrygon violacea, 447–482Geranoaetus melanoleucus, 501–512, 513–525,

S83–S99Geranospiza caerulescens, 71–85, 173–200, 447–

482, S83–S99Gerhardt, R. P., S477–S483Ghys, M. I., 493–500Giaccardi, M., 93–102Gill, V. A., S159–S167Gimenes, M. R., 71–85GIS, S127–S135Gismondi, P., S339–S347Glaucidium brasilianum, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, S477–S483Glaucidium griseiceps, 447–482Glaucidium hardyi, 173–200Glaucidium jardinii, 483–492Glaucidium sanchezi, S175–S181Glaucidium tucumanum, 501–512Glaucis aenea, 447–482Glycera americana, 357–364Glyphorynchus spirurus, 173–200, 447–482Goes, R., 423–427Goldfeder, S., 543–545González, P. M., S357–S365Goodship, N. M., S243–S250Grallaria quitensis, 483–492Grallaria ruficapilla, 483–492Grallaria rufula, 483–492Grallaria squamigera, 483–492Grallaricula loricata, 225–235Grallaricula peruviana, 403–406Granatellus pelzelni, 173–200Grasslands, S301–S307Grassland shorebirds, S159–S167

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Grau, E. T., 527–537Grazing, S301–S307, S309–S315Greeney, H. F., 349–356, 365–370, 403–406,

539–542Griseotyrannus aurantioatrocristatus, 41–52, 145–

153Guatemala, S477–S483Guayana, 173–200Guerschman, J. P., S367–S376Guira guira, 71–85, 381–398, S117–S126Gulf of California, 237–246Gutiérrez Z., A., S205–S213Gygis alba, S61–S72Gymnocichla nudiceps, 447–482Gymnoderus foetidus, 173–200, 539–542Gymnopithys leucaspis, 447–482Gymnopithys rufigula, 173–200Habia fuscicauda, 53–64, 447–482Habia rubica, 53–64, 447–482Habitat, 111–119, S145–S157Habitat conservation, S445–S454Habitat heterogeneity, S127–S135Habitat model, S367–S376Habitat partition, 5–15Habitat selection, S317–S321Habitat use, S117–S126, S159–S167Haematoderus militaris, 173–200Haematopus leucopodus, 513–525Haematopus palliatus, 269–270, 447–482Haliaeetus leucocephalus, S83–S99Halobaena caerulea, 163–171Hannelly, E. C., 403–406, 539–542Hapaloptila castanea, 539–542Harpagus bidentatus, 447–482, S83–S99Harpagus diodon, S83–S99Harpia harpyja, 447–482, S83–S99Harpyhaliaetus coronatus, S83–S99Harpyhaliaetus solitarius, 31–40, S83–S99Hartz, S. M., 5–15., 279–282Heliactin bilopha, 173–200Heliangelus viola, 483–492Heliomaster longirostris, 173–200, 447–482Heliornis fulica, 447–482Heliothryx aurita, 173–200Heliothryx barroti, 447–482

Hellmayrea gularis, 483–492Helmitheros vermivora, 447–482Hemispingus superciliaris, 483–492Hemithraupis flavicollis, 41–52Hemithraupis guira, 173–200, 381–398Hemitriccus josephinae, 173–200Hemitriccus margaritaceiventer, 381–398Henicorhina leucosticta, 173–200, 447–482Hennessey, A. B., 283–284Henri Pittier National Park, 225–235Hernández, M. de los A., 357–364Herpetotheres cachinnans, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, S83–S99Herpsilochmus atricapillus, 381–398Herpsilochmus longirostris, 71–85Herpsilochmus rufomarginatus, 173–200Herpsilochmus stictocephalus, 173–200Herpsilochmus sticturus, 173–200Herrera, G., S215–S222Hersilochmus dorsimaculatus, 41–52Heteronetta atricapilla, 381–398High elevations, S191–S198High-Andean birds, S205–S213Himantopus himantopus, 71–85Himantopus mexicanus, 381–398, 447–482,

S223–S232Hirundinea ferruginea, 71–85, 173–200Hirundo rustica, 173–200, 447–482Höfling, E., 527–537, S73–S81Hole-nesting, S455–S465Honduras, 447–482Hoploxypterus cayanus, 173–200Host, 247–251Huallpara, S., S339–S347Hummingbirds, S191–S198, S205–S213,

S215–S222, S409–S417Hummingbird-plant communities, S183–S190Hummingbird-plant interaction, S199–S204Hutt, M. B., 429–432Hydropsalis torquata, 173–200Hylocharis chrysura, 71–85, 381–398Hylocharis cyanus, 173–200Hylocharis eliciae, 447–482Hylocharis sapphirina, 173–200Hylocichla mustelina, 447–482

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Hyloctistes subulatus, 447–482Hylomanes momotula, 447–482Hylopezus dives, 447–482Hylopezus macularius, 173–200Hylopezus perspicillatus, 447–482Hylophilus aurantiifrons, 247–251Hylophilus decurtatus, 447–482Hylophilus muscicapinus, 173–200Hylophilus ochraceiceps, 447–482Hylophilus pectoralis, 173–200Hylophilus thoracicus, 173–200Hylophylax naevia, 173–200Hylophylax naevioides, 447–482Hylophylax poecilinota, 173–200, 265–267Hylorchilus navai, S175–S181Hymenops perspicillata, 381–398Hypocnemis cantator, 173–200Hypothesis testing, S41–S60Ibycter americanus, 173–200, 447–482Icteria virens, 447–482Icterus bonana, 331–347Icterus cayanensis, 71–85, 173–200, 331–347,

381–398Icterus chrysater, 331–347, 447–482Icterus chrysocephalus, 173–200, 331–347Icterus cucullatus, 331–347Icterus dominicensis, 331–347Icterus fuertesi, 331–347Icterus galbula, 331–347, 447–482Icterus graceannae, 331–347Icterus graduacauda, 331–347Icterus gularis, 331–347Icterus icterus, 331–347Icterus jamacaii, 331–347Icterus leucopteryx, 331–347Icterus mesomelas, 447–482Icterus nigrogularis, 173–200, 331–347Icterus parisorum, 331–347Icterus pectoralis, 331–347, 447–482Icterus prosthemelas, 447–482Icterus pustulatus, 331–347Icterus spurious, 331–347, 447–482Icterus wagleri, 331–347Icterus, 331–347Ictinia mississippiensis, 447–482, S83–S99, S261–

S266, S267–S278Ictinia plumbea, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99,

S267–S278Incubation, 155–162, 349–356, 365–370,

539–542Index to volume 15, 549–574Inezia caudata, 173–200Inezia inornata, 381–398Infrared, S455–S465Insects, 121–131, 299–306Instrumental value, S435–S444Intrinsis value, S435–S444Inventory, 483–492Iodopleura isabellae, 41–52Isacch, J. P., S159–S167Islands, 71–85Ixobrychus exilis, 173–200Ixobrynchus exilis, 447–482Ixodoidea ectoparasite, 247–251Jabiru mycteria, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Jacamerops aureus, 173–200, 319–330Jacana jacana, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398Jacana spinosa, 447–482Jaksic, F., S61–S72Jurado, A., 139–141Kelly, D. J., S243–S250Kelp Gull, 93–102Kester, C., S377–S384Kimura, R. K., 527–537Kindel, A., 5–15Kirwan, G. M., 257–263Klais guimeti, 447–482Knipolegus aterrimus, 381–398Kopij, G., 271–278Krabbe, N., 365–370Kusch, A., 313–317La Niña effects, S61–S72Lafkenche, S395–S407Lafresnaya lafresnayi, 483–492, S205–S213Laguna Kaucaya, 381–398Lampornis amethystinus, S199–S204Lamprospiza melanoleuca, 173–200Lanctot, R. B., S159–S167, S367–S376Land birds, 513–525, S61–S72Lanio fulvus, 173–200

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Lanio leucothorax, 447–482Laniocera hypopyrra, 173–200Laniocera rufescens, 447–482Lank, D. B., S385–S394Lara, C., S199–S204Large frugivorous birds, 433–445Large fruit-eating birds, 433–445Larosterna inca, S61–S72Larus argentatus, 447–482Larus atricilla, 447–482Larus dominicanus, 93–102, 163–171, 513–525Larus fuliginosus, S61–S72Larus heermanni, 237–246Larus livens, 237–246Larus maculipennis, 493–500Laterallus albigularis, 447–482Laterallus exilis, 447–482Laterallus melanophaius, 381–398Laterallus ruber, 447–482Lathrotriccus euleri, 173–200, 381–398Latitudinal dependent, S385–S394Lebbin, D. J., 139–141Legatus leucophaius, 41–52, 173–200, 447–482Lepidocolaptes albolineatus, 173–200Lepidocolaptes angustirostris, 173–200, 381–398Lepidocolaptes souleyetii, 447–482Lepidothrix serena, 173–200Leptasthenura aegithaloides, 513–525Leptasthenura platensis, 145–153Leptodon cayanensis, 31–40, 173–200, 447–482,

S83–S99Leptodon forbesi, S83–S99Leptopogon amaurocephalus, 447–482Leptosittaca branickii, 483–492Leptotila cassini, 447–482Leptotila rufaxilla, 173–200, 447–482Leptotila verreauxi, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

483–492, S117–S126Lesbia nuna, 483–492Lesbia victoriae, S191–S198, S205–S213Lessonia rufa, 513–525Leucopternis albicollis, 173–200, 447–482, S83–

S99Leucopternis kuhli, S83–S99Leucopternis lacernulata, S83–S99

Leucopternis melanops, S83–S99Leucopternis occidentalis, S83–S99Leucopternis plumbea, S83–S99Leucopternis polionota, S83–S99Leucopternis princeps, S83–S99Leucopternis schistacea, S83–S99Leucopternis semiplumbea, 447–482, S83–S99Leveau, C. M., 371–380Leveau, L. M., 371–380Life-history strategies, S385–S394Limnodromus griseus, 447–482, S223–S232Lindell, C. A., 201–208Lipaugus unirufus, 447–482Lipaugus vociferans, 173–200Lobipes lobatus, S61–S72Loiselle, B. A., S127–S135Longisquama, S101–S116Lopes, E. V., S137–S144Lopes, I. F., S169–S174Lopes, L. E., 423–427Lophornis ornatus, 173–200Lophostrix cristata, 173–200, 447–482Lophotriccus galeatus, 173–200Lophotriccus pilaris, 173–200Lophotriccus pileatus, 447–482Lophotriccus vitiosus, 173–200Lopphornis helenae, 447–482Los Tuxtlas, 53–64Loxia curvirostra, 447–482Lozano, E., 237–246Lozano, J. C., S339–S347Luquillo Mountains, 289–297Lurocalis semitorquatus, 447–482Lysinger, M., 365–370Macaws, S279–S283Machetornis rixosus, 71–85, 381–398Macronectes giganteus, 163–171Maillard Z., O., 381–398, 399–402Malacoptila fusca, 173–200Malacoptila panamensis, 447–482Maldonado-Coelho, M., 547–548Male parental cate, S329–S337Mamani, A. M., 381–398Manacus candei, 447–482Manacus manacus, 173–200

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Management, S279–S283, S455–S465Maniraptora, S101–S116Manu Biosphere Reserve, 31–40Mapuche, S395–S407, S419–S434, S435–S444Mar Chiquita Lagoon, 121–131Maragliano, R., 271–278Margarita Island, 253–256Margarops fuscatus, S455–S465Margarornis squamiger, 483–492Marín, G., S223–S232, S251–S260Martin, G. R., S233–S242Martinez, W. E., 155–162Massardo, F., S395–S407Mauco, L., 121–131McCracken, K. G., 543–545McNeil, R., 407–411, S223–S232, S233–S242,

S251–S260Mecocerculus leucophrys, 483–492Mecocerculus stictopterus, 483–492Megalancosaurus, S101–S116Megaptera novaeangliae, 163–171Megarhynchus pitangua, 173–200, 447–482Megascops choliba, 381–398Megascops guatemalae, 447–482Melanerpes candidus, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

S117–S126Melanerpes cruentatus, 173–200Melanerpes flavifrons, 71–85Melanerpes formicivorus, 447–482Melanerpes pucherani, 447–482Melo Ferreira, R. de, 423–427Mendes de Carvalho Filho, E. P., 219–224Mendonça-Lima, A. de, 5–15Mesembrinibis cayennensis, 71–85, 173–200, 447–

482Metallura tyrianthina, 483–492, S205–S213Metaphors, S435–S444México, 53–64, 237–246, S175–S181Mezquida, E. T., 145–153Micrastur buckleyi, S83–S99Micrastur gilvicollis, 173–200, S83–S99Micrastur mirandollei, S83–S99Micrastur plumbeus, S83–S99Micrastur ruficollis, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99Micrastur semitorquatus, 173–200, 447–482,

S83–S99Microbates cinereiventris, 447–482Microbates collaris, 173–200Microcerculus bambla, 173–200Microcerculus philomela, 447–482Microchera albocoronata, 447–482Microclimate, 145–153Microhabitat selection, 145–153Micropygia schomburgkii, 173–200Microrhopias quixensis, 447–482Microsatellites, S169–S174Migration, 41–52, S83–S99, S267–S278,

S377–S384Milvago chimachima, 71–85, 173–200, S83–S99Milvago chimango, 371–380, S83–S99Mimus gilvus, 173–200, 417–421Mimus patagonicus, 513–525Mimus saturninus, 71–85, 173–200, 417–421,

S117–S126Mimus triurus, 381–398Mionectes oleagineus, 173–200, 447–482Mitochondrial DNA, S169–S174Mniotilta varia, 447–482Molecular, S293–S299Molina, M., S339–S347Molothrus aeneus, 331–347, 447–482Molothrus ater, 331–347Molothrus bonariensis, 71–85, 173–200, 271–

278, 331–347, 381–398Molothrus oryzivorus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Molt, S205–S213Momotus momota, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Monasa atra, 173–200Monasa morphoeus, 447–482Monitoring, S349–S355, S357–S365, S455–

S465Montalti, D., 271–278Monte desert, 145–153Monteverde, 433–445Morphnus guianensis, 447–482Morphnus guianensis, S83–S99Morphology, S191–S198, S285–S291, S293–

S299Morphometrics, 271–278

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Morrison, R. I., S357–S365Morton, E. S., 417–421Mosa, S. G., S309–S315Moskitia, 447–482Mouse-colored Antshrike, 265–267Mus musculus, 65–70Muscisaxicola macloviana, 513–525Mycteria americana, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482,

S169–S174Myiarchus crinitus, 447–482Myiarchus ferox, 173–200, S117–S126Myiarchus swainsoni, 173–200, 381–398Myiarchus tuberculifer, 173–200, 447–482Myiarchus tyrannulus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Myiobius barbatus, 173–200Myiobius sulphureipygius, 447–482Myioborus melanocephalus, 483–492Myiodynastes luteiventris, 447–482Myiodynastes maculatus, 41–52, 71–85, 173–200,

447–482, S117–S126Myiopagis caniceps, 41–52Myiopagis gaimardii, 41–52, 173–200Myiopagis viridicata, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Myiophobus fasciatus, 173–200, 381–398Myiopsitta monachus, 209–218, 371–380Myiornis ecaudatus, 173–200Myiotheretes fumigatus, 483–492Myiotheretes striaticollis, 483–492Myiozetetes cayanensis, 173–200Myiozetetes granadensis, 447–482Myiozetetes similis, 71–85, 447–482, S117–S126Myornis senilis, 483–492Myrmeciza exsul, 447–482Myrmeciza ferruginea, 173–200Myrmeciza longipes, 173–200Myrmoborus leucophrys, 173–200Myrmorchilus strigilatus, 381–398Myrmornis torquata, 173–200, 447–482Myrmothera campanisona, 173–200Myrmotherula axillaris, 173–200, 447–482Myrmotherula brachyura, 173–200Myrmotherula fulviventris, 447–482Myrmotherula guttata, 173–200

Myrmotherula gutturalis, 173–200Myrmotherula longipennis, 173–200Myrmotherula menetriesii, 173–200Myrmotherula schisticolor, 447–482Nannopterum harrisi, S61–S72Nassif Del Lama, S., S169–S174Natural history, 365–370Nearctic-Neotropical migration, S41–S60Nectar thieves, S199–S204Negro, J. J., 513–525Nemosia pileata, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398Neomorphus geoffroyi, 447–482Neopelma aurifrons, 547–548Neopelma pallescens, 173–200Neothraupis fasciata, 173–200Neotropical birds, S349–S355Neotropical gamebirds, S323–S328Neotropical Ornithological Society, S1–S34,

S35–S40Neotropical Region, S41–S60Neotropical rodents, 413–415Neotropics, S83–S99, S317–S321Neoxolmis rubetra, 513–525Neoxolmis rufiventris, 513–525Néquiz, V., S175–S181Nesofregetta albigularis, S61–S72Nest, 219–224, 257–263, 265–267, 283–284,

365–370, 423–427,539–542Nest adoption, 209–218Nest architecture, 257–263Nest excavation, 319–330Nest management, S455–S465Nest orientation, 145–153Nest site, 319–330, 349–356Nest success, 201–208Nesting, 269–270, S455–S465Nestling, 155–162, 219–224, 365–370Neto, S. D’A., 547–548New records, 483–492News, 575–576Niche, 5–15Nocturnal foraging, 407–411Nocturnal vision, S223–S232Nomonyx dominicus, 381–398Non-breeding season, S385–S394

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Notharchus macrorhynchos, 41–52, 173–200,447–482

Notharchus tectus, 41–52, 173–200Nothocercus bonapartei, S285–S291Nothoprocta ornata, S339–S347Nothoprocta pentlandii, 111–119, S309–S315Nothura darwinii, S309–S315Nothura maculosa, 371–380Notiochelidon cyanoleuca, 483–492, 513–525Notiochelidon murina, 483–492Novak, S. J., 447–482Numenius boreales, S159–S167Numenius phaeopus, 447–482Nyctanassa violaceus, 447–482Nyctibius grandis, 173–200, 447–482Nyctibius griseus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Nycticorax nycticorax, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482Nycticorax violaceus, S223–S232Nyctidromus albicollis, 71–85, 173–200, 447–

482, S233–S242, S251–S260Nyctiphrynus ocellatus, 447–482Nystalus maculatus, 381–398O’Hara, P. D., S385–S394Obituaries, 429–432Oceanites gracilis, S61–S72Oceanites oceanicus, 163–171Oceanites tethys, S61–S72Oceanodrama castro, S61–S72Oceanodroma macrodactyla, S175–S181Ochthoeca frontalis, 483–492Ochthoeca rufipectoralis, 483–492Ocmin-Petit, A., S323–S328Odontophorus gujanensis, 173–200Odontophorus melanotis, 447–482Oesterheld, M., S367–S376Ojeda, V., 307-311Olivo, C., S261–S266Oncostoma cinereigulare, 447–482Onychorhynchus coronatus, 173–200, 447–482Open cup, S455–S465Open nesting, S455–S465Oporornis formosus, 447–482Oporornis philadelphia, 447–482Oreopholus ruficollis, 513–525, S159–S167

Oreotrochilus chimborazo, 483–492Oreotrochilus leucopterus, S215–S222Organizing committees, S1–S34Orgeira, J. L., 163–171Orioles, 331–347Ornithion inerme, 173–200Ornithion semiflavum, 447–482Ornithischia, S101–S116Ornithology, S41–S60Oroaetus isidori, 31–40, S83–S99Ortalis canicollis, 381–398Ortalis cinereiceps, 447–482Ortalis motmot, 173–200Orthopsittaca manilata, 173–200Oryzoborus angolensis, 173–200Oryzoborus crassirostris, 173–200Oryzoborus funereus, 447–482Osborn, S., 31–40Otus albogularis, 483–492Otus choliba, 173–200, 501–512Otus guatemalae, S477–S483Otus watsonii, 173–200Outbound migration, S261–S266Oviraptoridae, S101–S116Owls, S477–S483Oxyura dominica, 173–200Oxyura jamaicensis, 381–398Pachyptila desolata, 163–171Pachyramphus aglaiae, 447–482Pachyramphus cinnamomeus, 447–482Pachyramphus marginatus, 41–52, 173–200Pachyramphus minor, 173–200Pachyramphus polychopterus, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482Pachyramphus rufus, 173–200Pachyramphus validus, S117–S126Página de la Presidenta, 1–3Pagodroma nivea, 163–171Palacios, A., S215–S222Panama, 417–421Pandion haliaetus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482,

S83–S99, S267–S278Pando-Vasquez, L., S323–S328Panyptila cayennensis, 173–200, 265–267, 447–

482

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Parabaño, 399–402Parabuteo unicinctus, 381–398, S83–S99Paraguana Peninsula, 269–270Paraguay, 87–92, 139–141Paraná river, 71–85Pardirallus sanguinolentus, 381–398Paroaria capitata, 71–85Paroaria coronata, 381–398Paroaria gularis, 173–200Parque Nacional Médanos del Chaco, 87–92Parula americana, 447–482Parula pitiayumi, 173–200, 381–398Passer domesticus, 371–380, 513–525Passerina caerulea, 447–482Passerina ciris, 447–482Passerina cyanea, 447–482Passerines, 145–153, 271–278Pastures, 371–380Patagioenas cayennensis, 381–398, 447–482Patagioenas flavirostris, 447–482Patagioenas nigrirostris, 447–482Patagioenas speciosa, 447–482Patagona gigas, 483–492Patagonia, 93–102, 103–110, 307-311, 313–

317, 513–525Patterns, S83–S99Pedó, E., 279–282Pelecanoides sp., 163–171Pelecanus occidentalis thagus, 447–482, S61–S72,

S61–S72Penelope montagnii, 483–492Penelope purpurascens, 433–445, 447–482Penelope superciliaris, S117–S126Península Valdés, 357–364Percnostola rufifrons, 173–200Pereira, S. L., 527–537Perissocephalus tricolor, 173–200Peroglossus, 527–537Perú, 31–40, 111–119, 319–330, S279–S283Petra, M. V., 133–137Petrochelidon pyrrhonota, 447–482Phacellodomus ruber, 71–85Phacellodomus rufifrons, 381–398Phaenostictus mcleannani, 447–482Phaeochroa cuvieri, 447–482

Phaeomyias murina, 173–200, 381–398Phaeoprogne tapera, 71–85Phaeothlypis flaveola, 173–200Phaeothlypis rivularis, 173–200Phaethon aethereus, S61–S72Phaethon rubricauda, S61–S72Phaethornis augusti, 173–200Phaethornis bourcieri, 173–200, S183–S190Phaethornis guy, S191–S198Phaethornis longirostris, 447–482, S191–S198Phaethornis malaris, S183–S190Phaethornis pretrei, 71–85Phaethornis ruber, 173–200Phaethornis rupurumii, 173–200Phaethornis striigularis, 447–482Phaethornis superciliosus, 173–200Phaethornis surmatophorus, S191–S198Phaethornis yaruqui, S191–S198Phaethornithinae, S183–S190Phaetusa simplex, 71–85Phalacrocórax atriceps, 103–110Phalacrocorax bougainvilli, S61–S72Phalacrocórax bransfildensis, 163–171Phalacrocorax brasilianus, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482Phalacrocorax gaimardi, S61–S72Phalaropus tricolor, 447–482Phalcoboenus albogularis, S83–S99Phalcoboenus australis, S83–S99Phalcoboenus carunculatus, 483–492, S83–S99Phalcoboenus megalopterus, S83–S99Pharomachrus mocinno, 433–445Pheucticus chrysogaster, 483–492Pheucticus ludovicianus, 447–482Philohydor lictor, 173–200Philosophy of science, S41–S60Philydor erythrocercus, 173–200Philydor pyrrhodes, 173–200Philydor rufum, 381–398Phleocryptes melanops, 381–398Phoebetria palpebrata, 163–171Phoenicopterus chilensis, 513–525Phoenicopterus ruber, 407–411Phrygilus fruticeti, 513–525Phrygilus gayi, 513–525

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Phrygilus unicolor, 483–492Phylogenetic constraints, S191–S198Phylogenetic hypotheses, S73–S81Phylogeny, 527–537Physiographic structure, 111–119Piaskowski, V. D., 155–162Piaya cayana, 173–200, 381–398Piaya cayana, 447–482Picoides mixtus, 381–398Picoides scalaris, 447–482Piculus chrysochloros, 173–200, 381–398Piculus flavigula, 173–200Piculus rivolii, 483–492Piculus rubiginosus, 447–482Piculus simplex, 447–482Picumnus albosquamatus, 71–85Picumnus cirratus, 71–85, 173–200Picumnus olivaceus, 447–482Picumnus sp., 381–398Pigmentation, S285–S291, S293–S299Pilherodius pileatus, 173–200Piñeiro, G., S367–S376Pionites melanocephala, 173–200Pionopsitta caica, 173–200Pionopsitta haematotis, 447–482Pionus fuscus, 173–200Pionus maximiliani, 71–85, 381–398Pionus menstruus, 173–200Pionus senilis, 447–482Pionus seniloides, 483–492Pionus sordidus, 483–492Piper, W. H., 417–421Pipile cumanensis, 173–200Pipra erythrocephala, 173–200, 247–251Pipra filicauda, 247–251Pipra mentalis, 447–482Pipra pipra, 173–200Pipreola rieferii, 483–492Piprites chloris, 173–200Piprites griseiceps, 447–482Piranga flava, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Piranga olivacea, 447–482Piranga rubra, 173–200, 447–482Pitangus sulphuratus, 71–85, 173–200, 271–278,

371–380, 381–398, 447–482, S117–S126

Pithys albifrons, 173–200Pitylus grossus, 173–200Pizo, M. A., S117–S126Plant community, S205–S213Platalea ajaja, 71–85, 381–398, 447–482Platyrinchus cancrominus, 447–482Platyrinchus coronatus, 447–482Platyrinchus mystaceus, 247–251Platyrinchus saturatus, 173–200Plegadis chihi, 381–398Pluvialis dominica, 173–200, 447–482, S159–

S167Pluvialis squatarola, 447–482, S223–S232Podager nacunda, 173–200Podilymbus podiceps, 381–398, 447–482Poecilotriccus sylvia, 173–200, 447–482Poems, S419–S434Poetry, S419–S434Pohl, N., S215–S222Point counts, 513–525Polioptila dumicola, 271–278, 381–398Polioptila guianensis, 41–52Polioptila plumbea, 173–200, 447–482, 539–542Pollen loads, S183–S190Polyborus plancus, 71–85, S83–S99Polychaetes, 357–364Polystictus pectoralis, 173–200Polytmus guainumbi, 173–200Polytmus theresiae, 173–200Poospiza melanoleuca, 381–398Poospiza ornata, 145–153Poospiza torquita, 145–153Popper, S41–S60Population, 289–297, S145–S157Population modeling, 289–297Population size, S357–S365, S367–S376Porphyrio flavirostris, 173–200Porphyrio martinica, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Porphyrospiza caerulescens, 399–402Porras-Peñaranda, P., S267–S278Port, J. L., 209–218Porzana albicollis, 173–200Porzecanski, A. L., S293–S299Post-breeding period, 371–380

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Povedano, H., 139–141Predation, 65–70Premnoplex brunnescens, 483–492Prevailing winds, 145–153Proceedings of the VIIth Neotropical Orni-

thological Congress, 575Processes, S83–S99Procnias alba, 173–200Procnias tricarunculata, 433–445, 447–482Progne chalybea, 173–200, 447–482Progne modesta, 513–525Progne subis, 447–482Progne tapera, 173–200, 381–398Propyrrhura auricollis, 381–398Protonotaria citrea, 447–482Psarocolius decumanus, 173–200, 381–398Psarocolius montezuma, 447–482Psarocolius viridis, 173–200Psarocolius wagleri, 447–482Pseudocolaptes boissonneautii, 483–492Pseudoleistes virescens, 139–141, 271–278Pseudoleites guirahuro, 139–141, S117–S126Pseudoscops clamator, 381–398Psophia crepitans, 173–200Pterocnemia pennata, 513–525Pterodroma alba, S61–S72Pterodroma brevirostris, 163–171Pterodroma macroptera, 163–171Pterodroma phaeopygia, S61–S72Pteroglossus aracari, 173–200, 527–537Pteroglossus beauharnaesii, 527–537Pteroglossus bitorquatus, 527–537Pteroglossus castanotis, 527–537Pteroglossus inscriptus, 527–537Pteroglossus torquatus, 447–482, 527–537Pteroglossus viridis, 173–200Pterophanes cyanopterus, 483–492, S205–S213Puebla-Olivares, F., 53–64Puerto Rico, 289–297Puffinus griseus, 163–171Puffinus lherminieri, S61–S72Puffinus nativitatis, S61–S72Puffinus pacificus, S61–S72Pulsatrix perspicillata, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482

Pupil aperture, S243–S250Puyehue, S1–S34Pygiptila stellaris, 41–52Pygoscelis adeliae, 163–171Pygoscelis antarctica, 163–171Pygoscelis papua, 163–171Pyrocephalus rubinus, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Pyrrhura molinae, 381–398Querula purpurata, 173–200Quintana, R. D., 513–525Quiscalus mexicanus, 447–482Rainforest birds, 41–52Ramírez F., Y. M., S223–S232, S233–S242,

S251–S260Ramphastidae, 433–445, 527–537Ramphastos sulfuratus, 447–482Ramphastos swainsonii, 447–482Ramphastos toco, 381–398, 527–537Ramphastos tucanus, 173–200Ramphastos vitellinus, 173–200, 527–537Ramphocaenus melanurus, 173–200, 447–482Ramphocelus carbo, 71–85, 173–200, 247–251Ramphocelus passerinii, 447–482Ramphocelus sanguinolentus, 447–482Ramphomicron microrhychum, S205–S213Ramphotrigon ruficauda, 173–200Ramsar convention, S445–S454Raptor, 501–512Raptors, 31–40, S83–S99, S267–S278, S477–

S483Red list, S175–S181Rejecters, 331–347Relationships, 257–263Reproduction, 155–162, 219–224, 237–246,

S205–S213, S455–S465Reproductive biology, 423–427Reproductive success, 237–246, 253–256Research on Neotropical birds, S41–S60Resources selection, S205–S213Retina, S223–S232, S251–S260Rhinocrypta lanceolata, 145–153Rhinocryptidae, 145–153Rhynchocyclus brevirostris, 447–482Rhynchocyclus fulvipectus, 365–370

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Rhynchocyclus olivaceus, 173–200, 247–251Rhynchortyx cinctus, 447–482Rhynchotus rufescens, S285–S291Rhytipterna holerythra, 447–482Rhytipterna immunda, 173–200Rhytipterna simplex, 173–200Rio Grande do Sul, 133–137Riparia riparia, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Risks, S199–S204Robaldo Guedes, N. M., S279–S283Robbins, M. B., 173–200Robichaud, L., S267–S278Rocha, C. D., S169–S174Rod, S223–S232, S251–S260Rodríguez-Ferraro, A., 253–256, 269–270Rohwer, V. G., 381–398Rojas, L. M., S223–S232, S233–S242, S251–

S260Rojas-Nossa, S. V., S205–S213Rollandia rolland, 381–398Roosts, 313–317Rosero Lasprilla, L., S183–S190Rostrhamus hamatus, S83–S99Rostrhamus sociabilis, 71–85, 381–398, S83–S99Rozzi, R., S395–S407, S419–S434, S435–S444Rupornis magnirostris, 71–85Rynchops niger, 71–85, 447–482Sakesphorus canadensis, 173–200Salamanca, S267–S278Saltator atriceps, 447–482Saltator aurantiirostris, 381–398Saltator coerulescens, 173–200, 247–251, 447–

482Saltator grossus, 447–482Saltator maximus, 447–482Saltator similis, S117–S126San José Island, 237–246Sánchez, G., 381–398Sandy coastal plain, 279–282Sankoff characters, S285–S291Sarcoramphus papa, 173–200, 219–224, 381–

398, 447–482, 501–512, S83–S99Sarkidiornis melanotos, 381–398Satellite image, S367–S376Satenes modesta, 513–525

Satrapa icterophrys, S349–S355Sauropoda, S101–S116Savanna, 173–200Sayornis nigricans, 447–482Sazima, M., S183–S190Scardafella squammata, 71–85Scheibler, D. R., 65–70Schelsky, W. M., S317–S321Schiffornis turdinus, 173–200, 447–482Schistochlamys melanopis, 173–200Schmitt, C. G., 381–398Schmitt, D. C., 381–398Scientific method, S41–S60Scientific program, S1–S34Sclerurus guatemalensis, 447–482Sclerurus rufigularis, 173–200Scolopacidae, S357–S365Scytalopus latrans, 483–492Seabirds, 163–171, S61–S72Sealy, S. G., 331–347Seed dispersal, 53–64, S117–S126Seiurus aurocapillus, 447–482Seiurus motacilla, 447–482Seiurus noveboracensis, 447–482Selenidera gouldii, 527–537Selenidera maculirostris, 527–537Selenidera spectabilis, 433–445, 447–482, 527–

537Semi-collared Hawk, 31–40Semidecidual forest, 5–15Sephanoides sephanoides, S215–S222Serpophaga griseiceps, 145–153Serpophaga munda, 381–398Serpophaga subcristata, 71–85Setophaga ruticilla, 447–482Sexual dichromatism, 543–545Shorebirds, S223–S232, S357–S365, S377–

S384Sialia sialis, 447–482Sicalis flaveola, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398Sicalis lebruni, 513–525Sicalis luteola, 173–200, 371–380, 447–482Sirystes sibilator, 173–200Sittasomus griseicapillus, 381–398, 447–482Soave, G. E., 299–306

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Solitary Eagle, 31–40Song, 365–370Sotar condi, S409–S417South America, S159–S167, S349–S355,

S367–S376South Atlantic Ocean, 163–171Southeastern Pacific, S61–S72Southern Brazil, 71–85Southern Rupununi, 173–200Souza, S., 423–427Specht, G. V. A., 219–224Speciation, S41–S60Species richness, S127–S135Spectral reflectance, S215–S222Speotyto cunicularia, 71–85, 87–92, 501–512Spheniscus humboldti, S61–S72Spheniscus mendiculus, S61–S72Sphyrapicus varius, 447–482Spiza americana, 447–482Spizaetus ornatus, 447–482, S83–S99Spizaetus tyrannus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–S99Spizastur melanoleucus, 173–200, 447–482, S83–

S99Spizella passerina, 447–482Spiziapteryx circumcinctus, S83–S99Sporophila americana, 447–482Sporophila bouvreuil, 173–200Sporophila caerulescens, 71–85, 381–398Sporophila insulata, 17–30Sporophila intermedia, 173–200Sporophila leucoptera, 173–200Sporophila lineola, 381–398Sporophila minuta, 17–30, 173–200Sporophila nigricollis, 173–200Sporophila plumbea, 173–200Sporophila schistacea, 447–482Sporophila telasco, 17–30Sporophila torqueola, 447–482Stable isotope, S377–S384Status, S175–S181Steatornis caripensis, S233–S242, S251–S260Stelgidopteryx ruficollis, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482Stelgidopteryx serripennis, 447–482Sterna caspia, 447–482

Sterna fuscata, S61–S72Sterna fuscatum, 447–482Sterna hirundo, 121–131Sterna lunata, S61–S72Sterna maxima, 447–482Sterna nilotica, 447–482Sterna paradisaea, 163–171Sterna sandvicensis, 447–482Sterna superciliaris, 71–85Sterna vittata, 163–171Stigmatura budytoides, 381–398, 381–398Stiles, F. G., 17–30, S191–S198, S205–S213,

S349–S355 Stratford, J. A., 265–267Stratification, 41–52Strem, R., 381–398Streptoprogne zonaris, 173–200, 447–482, 483–

492Strigiformes, 87–92Strix albitarsis, 483–492Strix nigrolineata, S477–S483Strix virgata, S477–S483Student participation, S1–S34Sturnella loyca, 513–525Sturnella magna, 173–200, 447–482Sturnella militaris, 173–200Sturnella superciliaris, 299–306Stutchbury, B. J. M., 417–421Stygian Owl, 423–427Subandean region, 399–402Subtropical montane forestSuiriri suiriri, 173–200, 381–398Sula dactylatra, S61–S72Sula leucogaster, S61–S72Sula nebouxii, S61–S72Sula sula, S61–S72Sula variegata, S61–S72Sunlight, 145–153Supertramp, S455–S465Survey techniques, 513–525Sustematics, S73–S81Symphonia globulifera, S183–S190Synallaxis albescens, 145–153, 173–200, 381–

398Synallaxis azarae, 483–492

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Synallaxis brachyura, 447–482Synallaxis frontalis, 71–85, 381–398Synallaxis scutata, 381–398Syrigma sibilatrix, 381–398Systematics, S293–S299Tachornis squamata, 173–200Tachybaptus dominicus, 381–398, 447–482Tachycineta albilinea, 447–482Tachycineta albiventer, 71–85, 173–200Tachycineta bicolor, 447–482Tachycineta sp., 381–398Tachycineta thalassina, 447–482Tachyphonus coronatus, S117–S126Tachyphonus cristatus, 41–52, 173–200Tachyphonus delatrii, 447–482Tachyphonus luctuosus, 447–482Tachyphonus phoenicius, 173–200Tachyphonus rufus, 173–200, 247–251Tachyphonus surinamus, 173–200Taeniopygia guttata, 201–208Tangara cayana, 71–85, 173–200, S117–S126Tangara chilensis, 173–200, 539–542Tangara larvata, 447–482Tangara lavinia, 447–482Tangara nigrocincta, 539–542Tangara punctata, 173–200Tangara vassorii, 483–492Tangara velia, 41–52, 173–200Tapera naevia, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Tapetum, S251–S260Taraba major, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Taxonomy, 17–30Techniques, S329–S337, S455–S465Tejada-Renjifo, J., S323–S328Temperate forests, S395–S407, S419–S434,

S435–S444Temperate grasslands, S159–S167Terenotriccus erythrurus, 447–482Terenura spodioptila, 173–200Termitarium nesting, 319–330Termitarium, 319–330Termite, 319–330Tersina viridis, S117–S126Teta, P., 87–92Teul, M., 155–162, 155–162

Thalassarche chlororhynchos, 163–171Thalassarche exulans, 163–171Thalassarche melanophris, 163–171Thalassoica antarctica, 163–171Thalurania colombica, 447–482Thalurania furcata, 173–200, S183–S190Thamnistes anabatinus, 447–482Thamnomanes ardesiacus, 173–200Thamnomanes caesius, 173–200Thamnophilus amazonicus, 173–200Thamnophilus atrinucha, 447–482Thamnophilus caerulescens, 381–398Thamnophilus doliatus, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482Thamnophilus murinus, 173–200, 265–267Thamnophilus punctatus, 173–200Thamnophilus ruficapillus, 71–85Thamnophilus sticturus, 381–398Theory, S41–S60Theristicus caudatus, 173–200, 381–398, 513–

525Theropoda, S101–S116Thinocorus rumicivorus, 513–525Thlypopsis sordida, 71–85, 381–398Thomas, R. J., S243–S250Thompson, J. J., 289–297, S301–S307Thraupidae, 53–64Thraupis abbas, 447–482Thraupis bonariensis, 381–398Thraupis episcopus, 173–200, 447–482Thraupis palmarum, 41–52, 71–85, 173–200Thraupis sayaca, 71–85, 381–398, S117–S126Threatened birds, S175–S181Threnetes ruckeri, 447–482Thripophaga fusciceps, 257–263Thripophaga macroura, 257–263Thryothorus atrogularis, 447–482Thryothorus coraya, 173–200Thryothorus euophrys, 483–492Thryothorus leucotis, 173–200Thryothorus maculipectus, 447–482Thryothorus modestus, 447–482Thryothorus nigricapillus, 447–482Thryothorus thoracicus, 447–482Tiaris fuliginosa, 247–251

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Tiaris obscurus, 381–398Tick, 247–251Tigrisoma lineatum, 71–85, 447–482Tigrisoma mexicanum, 447–482Tikal National Park, S477–S483Tilarán, 433–445Timing of first breeding, S385–S394Tinamidae, 111–119, S285–S291, S293–S299,

S301–S307, S309–S315, S317–S321,S323–S328, S329–S337, S339–S347

Tinamotis ingoufi, 513–525Tinamus guttatus, S317–S321, S323–S328Tinamus major, 173–200, 447–482, S317–S321,

S323–S328, S329–S337Tinamus tao, S317–S321, S323–S328Tityra cayana, 173–200Tityra inquisitor, 173–200, 447–482Tityra semifasciata, 447–482Todirostrum cinereum, 71–85, 173–200, 447–482Todirostrum pictum, 173–200Tolmomyias assimilis, 173–200Tolmomyias flaviventris, 173–200Tolmomyias poliocephalus, 173–200Tolmomyias sulphurescens, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482Tomazzoni, A. C., 279–282Tornatina candei, 357–364Torres, J., S377–S384Toucan, 433–445Traditional ecological knowledge, S395–S407Trait, S455–S465Transects, 513–525Travaini, A., 513–525Travisia olens, 357–364Trejo, A., 307-311Trichothraupis melanops, 381–398Tringa flavipes, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482Tringa melanoleuca, 173–200, 381–398, 447–

482, S223–S232Tringa solitaria, 173–200, 381–398, 447–482Trochilinae, S183–S190Troglodytes aedon, 71–85, 271–278, 371–380,

381–398, 447–482, 513–525Troglodytes musculus, 173–200

Trogon clathratus, 433–445Trogon collaris, 447–482Trogon curucui, 319–330, 381–398Trogon massena, 447–482Trogon melanocephalus, 447–482Trogon melanurus, 173–200, 319–330Trogon personatus, 483–492Trogon rufus, 173–200, 447–482Trogon violaceus, 173–200, 447–482Trogon viridis, 173–200Trogon, 433–445Trogonidae, 433–445Troodontidae, S101–S116Tropical montane forest, 31–40Trujillo, A., 253–256Tryngites subruficollis, 381–398, 447–482, S159–

S167, S367–S376Tucumán, 501–512Turdus albicollis, 173–200, 247–251Turdus amaurochalinus, 381–398, S117–S126Turdus assimilis, 201–208Turdus fumigatus, 247–251Turdus fuscater, 483–492Turdus grayi, 447–482Turdus leucomelas, 71–85, 173–200, S117–S126Turdus nudigenis, 173–200, 247–251Turdus rufiventris, 71–85381–398, S117–S126Tyranneutes stolzmanni, 41–52Tyranneutes virescens, 173–200Tyrannidae, 145–153Tyrannopsis sulphurea, 41–52, 173–200Tyrannulus elatus, 41–52, 173–200Tyrannus albogularis, 41–52, 173–200Tyrannus melancholicus, 41–52, 71–85, 173–200,

271–278, 381–398, 447–482, S117–S126Tyrannus savana, 41–52, 71–85, 173–200, 381–

398, 447–482, S117–S126, S349–S355Tyrannus tyrannus, 447–482Tyrannus vociferans, 447–482Tyto alba, 65–70, 307-311, 413–415, 447–482,

501–512Underwod, T. J., 331–347Upucerthia dumetaria, 513–525Urban waste site, 93–102Uropelia campestris, 173–200

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Uruguay, S367–S376Use-availability, 111–119Valdez, U., 31–40Valencia Rodríguez, I. D., S445–S454Vanellus chilensis, 71–85, 173–200, 371–380,

381–398, 513–525, S223–S232Vanellus resplendens, 483–492Vargas, P., S339–S347Vargas, S., S339–S347Vasconcelos, M. F. de, 547–548Vegetation type, 111–119Venezuela, 139–141, 225–235, 253–256, 269–

270, 407–411Veniliornis cassini, 173–200Veniliornis fumigatus, 447–482Veniliornis nigriceps, 483–492Veniliornis passerinus, 71–85, 173–200Veniliornis spilogaster, S117–S126Verea, C., 225–235, 247–251Vermivora chrysoptera, 447–482Vermivora peregrina, 447–482Vermivora pinus, 447–482Video camera, S455–S465Vigilance, 407–411VIIth Neotropical Ornithological Congreso,

S1–S34VIIIth Neotropical Ornithological Congress,

575Vilella, F. J., S455–S465Vireo flavifrons, 447–482Vireo flavoviridis, 447–482Vireo gilvus, 447–482Vireo griseus, 447–482Vireo olivaceus chivi, 381–398Vireo olivaceus, 41–52, 173–200, 447–482,

S117–S126Vireo pallens, 447–482Vireo philadelphicus, 447–482Vireolanius leucotis, 173–200Vireolanius pulchellus, 447–482Vision, S215–S222, S223–S232, S233–S242Visual constraints, S243–S250Visual fields, S233–S242Volatinia jacarina, 71–85, 173–200, 381–398,

447–482, S117–S126

Vuilleumier Fund, S1–S34Vuilleumier, F., S1–S34, S41–S60Vultur gryphus, 313–317, 501–512, S83–S99Wajntal, A., 527–537Walther, B. A., 41–52Waste site, 93–102Waterbirds, S61–S72, S445–S454Weather, S261–S266West Indies, 289–297Wetlands, S445–S454White, T. H., S467–S476Wiedenfeld, D. A., 447–482Wilson, R. E., 543–545Wilsonia canadensis, 139–141, 447–482Wilsonia citrina, 447–482Wilsonia pusilla, 447–482Winker, K., 53–64Xantopsar flavus, 133–137Xenopipo atronitens, 173–200Xenops minutus, 173–200, 447–482Xenops rutilans, 381–398Xenopsaris albinucha, 173–200Xiphocolaptes major, 381–398Xiphocolaptes promeropirhychus, 483–492Xipholena punicea, 173–200Xiphorhynchus guttatus, 173–200Xiphorhynchus pardalotus, 173–200Xiphorhynchus picus, 173–200Xiphorhynchus susurrans, 447–482Xiphorynchus lachrymosus, 447–482Xolmis cinerea, 173–200Xolmis irupero, 381–398Xolmis velata, S117–S126Yahgan, S395–S407, S435–S444Yorio, P., 93–102Zanette, L., S137–S144Zárate, R., 139–141Zenaida auriculata, 71–85, 173–200, 371–380,

381–398, 483–492, 513–525, S117–S126Zenaida macroura, 447–482Zimmerius gracilipes, 173–200Zimmerius vilissimus, 447–482Zonotrichia capensis, 71–85, 271–278, 371–380,

381–398, 483–492, 513–525, S117–S126Zorzin, G., 219–224

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