MUv114n2_EDCooperative breeding beyond kinship: why else do helpers help?

Paul G. McDonald

pp. 91-96

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MU13003Nest-site use by an introduced parrot in New Zealand

Josie A. Galbraith, Mick N. Clout and Mark E. Hauber

pp. 97-105

MU13003 Abstract

MU13050The breeding and foraging ecology and abundance of the Princess Parrot (Polytelis alexandrae) during a population irruption

Chris R. Pavey, Catherine E. M. Nano, Jeff R. Cole, Peter J. McDonald, Peter Nunn, Andrew Silcocks and Rohan H. Clarke

pp. 106-115

MU13050 Abstract

MU13073The vocalisations and species status of the White-lined and Kimberley Honeyeaters

Eliot T. Miller and Sarah K. Wagner

pp. 116-120

MU13073 Abstract

MU12036High survival and low fecundity of a neotropical savanna tanager

Charles Duca and Miguel Ângelo Marini

pp. 121-128

MU12036 Abstract

MU13010Intraspecific and interspecific vocal variation in three Neotropical cardinalids (Passeriformes : Fringillidae) and its relationship with body mass

Natalia C. García, Ana S. Barreira, Cecilia Kopuchian and Pablo L. Tubaro

pp. 129-136

MU13010 Abstract

MU12054Effects of pre-laying attendance and body condition on long-term reproductive success in Wandering Albatrosses

M. Genevieve W. Jones and Peter G. Ryan

pp. 137-145

MU12054 Abstract

MU13024Diet of tropical Roseate Tern chicks on Aride Island and the role of local oceanographic conditions and age of chicks on food provisioning

Patricia I. Pedro, David Monticelli, Vitor H. Paiva and Jaime A. Ramos

pp. 146-153

MU13024 Abstract

MU13047Differential wear of feathers in the polymorphic New Zealand Fantail (Rhipidura fuliginosa) – a selective advantage of melanism?

Kathryn Mackinven and James V. Briskie

pp. 154-159

MU13047 Abstract

MU13034Relative brain size in Australian birds

Donald C. Franklin, Stephen T. Garnett, Gary W. Luck, Cristian Gutierrez-Ibanez and Andrew N. Iwaniuk

pp. 160-170

MU13034 Abstract

MU12071Feeding on the wing: hovering in nectar-drinking Old World birds – more common than expected

Petra Wester

pp. 171-183

MU12071 Abstract

MU13040Prey selection and food habits of breeding Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia) in natural and modified habitats of Argentine pampas

Matilde Cavalli, Alejandro V. Baladrón, Juan P. Isacch, Guadalupe Martínez and María S. Bó

pp. 184-188

MU13040 Abstract

MUv114n2_BRBook review

pp. 189-189

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