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Broadcast application of a placebo rodenticide bait in a native Hawaiian forest by Dunlevy, Peter A, Campbell, Earl Wm, Lindsey, Gerald D

“…This study consisted of three replicates of controlled field trials using a pelletized placebo (Ramik® Green formulated without diphacinone) bait treated with…”
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Effectiveness of Rodent Control and Monitoring Techniques for a Montane Rainforest by Nelson, Jay T., Woodworth, Bethany L., Fancy, Steven G., Lindsey, Gerald D., Tweed, Eric J.

“…Introduced black (Rattus rattus) and Polynesian (R. exulans) rats are damaging to native birds, insects, and plants in island ecosystems. We controlled rodent…”
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Home Range and Movements of Juvenile Puerto Rican Parrots by Lindsey, Gerald D., Arendt, Wayne J., Kalina, Jan, Pendleton, Grey W.

“…We studied home range and movements of 15 radio-marked, juvenile Puerto Rican parrots (Amazona vittata) fledging from wild nests during summer and fall,…”
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Response of Six Species of Hawaiian Forest Birds to a 1991-1992 El Nino Drought by Lindsey, Gerald D., Pratt, Thane K., Michelle H. Reynolds, Jacobi, James D.

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Survival of Radio-Collared Nestling Puerto Rican Parrots by Meyers, J. Michael, Arendt, Wayne J., Lindsey, Gerald D.

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Broadcast application of a placebo rodenticide bait in a native Hawaiian forest: Special Issue: Vertebrate Deteriogens by DUNLEVY, Peter A, CAMPBELL, Earl Wm, LINDSEY, Gerald D

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Color Change in Hughes's Celluloid Leg Bands (Cambio en Coloración de Bandas Hughes) by Lindsey, Gerald D., Wilson, Karen A., Christina Herrmann

“…Color change was recorded in 10 colors for 237 Hughes celluloid bands attached to the tarsi of 84 birds for up to 5 yr and for 45 celluloid bands exposed to…”
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Sex and Age Identification of Palila (Identificación de la edad y el sexo en Loxioides bailleui) by Jeffrey, John J., Fancy, Steven G., Lindsey, Gerald D., Banko, Paul C., Pratt, Thane K., Jacobi, James D.

“…Methods to sex and age Palila (Loxioides bailleui), an endangered Hawaiian finch restricted to subalpine woodlands on Hawai'i, were identified on the basis of…”
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Identifying Sex and Age of Apapane and Iiwi on Hawaii (Identificación de la Edad y el Sexo de Himatione sanguinea y Vestiaria coccinea) by Fancy, Steven G., Pratt, Thane K., Lindsey, Gerald D., Calvin K. Harada, Alfred H. Parent, Jr, Jacobi, James D.

“…Methods to determine the sex and age of Apapane (Himatione sanguinea) and Iiwi (Vestiaria coccinea) were developed on the basis of 189 museum specimens and 91…”
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Distribution and Accumulation of Rat Damage in Hawaiian Sugarcane by Hood, Glenn A., Nass, Roger D., Lindsey, Gerald D., Hirata, David N.

“…A study of damage by rats (Rattus spp.) in a Hawaiian sugarcane field revealed that damage became appreciable when the crop was 14 months old; it then…”
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Fate of Polynesian Rats in Hawaiian Sugarcane Fields during Harvest by Nass, Roger D., Hood, Glenn A., Lindsey, Gerald D.

“…Miniature transmitters were attached to 35 Polynesian rats (Rattus exulans) from two sugarcane fields, and the rats were released at points of capture 2 days…”
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An Evaluation of Bait Stations for Controlling Rats in Sugarcane by Lindsey, Gerald D., Nass, Roger D., Hood, Glenn A.

“…To estimate the effectiveness of bait stations in controlling rat populations in sugarcane fields and adjacent wastelands, we placed bait stations filled with…”
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Influence of Gulch-Baiting on Rats in Adjacent Sugarcane Fields by Nass, Roger D., Hood, Glenn A., Lindsey, Gerald D.

“…Natural gulches that surround most sugarcane fields in Hawaii harbor three species of rats that infest the fields: Polynesian (Rattus exulans), Norway (R…”
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Identifying Sex and Age of Akiapolaau by Pratt, Thane K., Fancy, Steven G., Calvin K. Harada, Lindsey, Gerald D., Jacobi, James D.

“…Methods for identifying the sex and age of the Akiapolaau (Hemignathus munroi), an endangered honeycreeper found only on the island of Hawaii, were developed…”
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