Add to ORKGIn Postilla no. 13, 1952, pp. 1-48 et seq., 1952, 1954, I published a fairly extensive review of this large and sprawling subfamily of the Old World Muscicapidae…
The present paper has been prepared with much care for two reasons: The first and most urgent is to ...
The true thrushes (Passeriformes: Muscicapidae, subfamily Turdinae) are a speciose and widespread av...
In my forthcoming hand-list of Indian birds, I have treated the White-cheeked Bulbuls as belonging t...
The thrushes are one of the most cosmopolitan of the groups of birds. References to the nightingale ...
In connection with a revision of the thrushes, I have examined specimens of Turdinus stictigula Reic...
Comparisons of the electrophoretic pattern of the egg-white proteins of Zeledonia coronata with the ...
At the suggestion of Dr. Walter Koelz, I have assembled a number of specimens of Spelaeornis, the sm...
Aware of my interest in the races of the babbling thrush, Pellorneum ruficeps Swainson, Dr. Dillon R...
The true thrushes (Turdinae; Sibley and Monroe, 1990) are a speciose lineage of songbirds, with a ne...
Buccanodon olivaceum ulugurensis and Viridubucco leucomystax meridionalis (both Capitonidae), new su...
To elucidate the relationships and spatial range evolution across the world of the bird genus Turdus...
Subsequent to the publication of the notes on this curious species contained in Postilla No. 30, Feb...
TAXONOMIC UNIQUENESS: Previously placed in the family group, Muscicapidae, but the elevation of the ...
The 14 papers in this monograph represent the first broad-based evaluation of avian subspecies in de...
The present publication is a continuation of the report published in Postilla no. 47, 1960. It refer...
The present paper has been prepared with much care for two reasons: The first and most urgent is to ...
The true thrushes (Passeriformes: Muscicapidae, subfamily Turdinae) are a speciose and widespread av...
In my forthcoming hand-list of Indian birds, I have treated the White-cheeked Bulbuls as belonging t...
The thrushes are one of the most cosmopolitan of the groups of birds. References to the nightingale ...
In connection with a revision of the thrushes, I have examined specimens of Turdinus stictigula Reic...
Comparisons of the electrophoretic pattern of the egg-white proteins of Zeledonia coronata with the ...
At the suggestion of Dr. Walter Koelz, I have assembled a number of specimens of Spelaeornis, the sm...
Aware of my interest in the races of the babbling thrush, Pellorneum ruficeps Swainson, Dr. Dillon R...
The true thrushes (Turdinae; Sibley and Monroe, 1990) are a speciose lineage of songbirds, with a ne...
Buccanodon olivaceum ulugurensis and Viridubucco leucomystax meridionalis (both Capitonidae), new su...
To elucidate the relationships and spatial range evolution across the world of the bird genus Turdus...
Subsequent to the publication of the notes on this curious species contained in Postilla No. 30, Feb...
TAXONOMIC UNIQUENESS: Previously placed in the family group, Muscicapidae, but the elevation of the ...
The 14 papers in this monograph represent the first broad-based evaluation of avian subspecies in de...
The present publication is a continuation of the report published in Postilla no. 47, 1960. It refer...
The present paper has been prepared with much care for two reasons: The first and most urgent is to ...
The true thrushes (Passeriformes: Muscicapidae, subfamily Turdinae) are a speciose and widespread av...
In my forthcoming hand-list of Indian birds, I have treated the White-cheeked Bulbuls as belonging t...