Symposia
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- S01: A beginner’s guide to collecting and preparing museum specimens. AOU Committee on Bird Collections
- S02: Trends in avian incubation. Suzanne H. Austin and Christopher R. Olson
- S03: New answers from old specimens. Marina Anciães, Carla Cicero, A. Townsend Peterson
- S04: Occupancy estimation and modeling in ecology and conservation biology. Steven R. Beissinger and James D. Nichols
- S05: Social information use by birds in habitat selection. Matthew Betts and Joseph Nocera
- S06: The influence of noise on birds and bird studies. Jessica Blickley, Clinton Francis, and Catherine Ortega
- S07: Avian dispersal: Case studies in contrasting behaviors, environments and methodological approaches. Jeff Brawn and Jeff Walters
- S08: Applications of stress endocrinology to conservation. Shallin Busch and Lisa Hayward
- S09: Free-ranging cats and bird conservation. Nico Dauphiné
- S10: Biogeography, systematics, and evolution of Pacific Island birds. Robert C. Fleischer and John P. Dumbacher
- S11: Using breeding bird atlases to enhance bird conservation. Charles M. Francis and Andrew R. Couturier
- S12: Avian habitat restoration: What is success and how do we measure it? Tom Gardali and Nathaniel Seavy
- S13: The physiological underpinnings of carry-over effects. Rebecca L. Holberton and Peter P. Marra
- S14: Ecology and conservation of North American nightjars. Pamela Hunt and David King
- S15: Conservation of endemic island birds of Oceania. Dylan Kesler
- S16: Using trace element and stable isotope analyses to study avian movement and habitat use. Matthew Johnson
- S17: Body condition of birds: the search for the Holy Grail. Scott R. McWilliams and Christopher G. Guglielmo
- S18: Individual adaptation, population differentiation, and conservation of adaptive variation in Song Sparrows. Christin L. Pruett and Peter Arcese
- S19: Biogeography of birds in the southeastern Himalayas – center of endemism or many species in marginal habitats? Swen C. Renner and John H. Rappole
- S20: Advances in the study of avian demography. Brett K. Sandercock
- S21: The impact of wind energy development on birds. Jill Shaffer and Laura Nagy
- S22: Avian CSI: Ornithology, forensics, and conservation law enforcement. Pepper W. Trail
- S23: Contemporary issues in Osprey ecology and conservation. Brian E. Washburn, Alan F. Poole, Richard O. Bierregaard, Jr., Mark Martell, and Brian S. Dorr