Titlebook: Current Ornithology; Volume 2 Richard F. Johnston Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 Ornithologie.biology.ecology.ethology.genetics

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Assessment of Counting Techniques,ese purposes. It is not a thorough review of the topic. These have been provided already by Kendeigh (1944), Blondel (1969), Berthold (1976), and Dawson and Verner (in preparation); Robbins (1978) and Shields (1979) should also be consulted, although the scope of their reviews was less extensive.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-63097-7essed in the commentary section of . (Austin .., 1981). We agree with Popper (1959, 1972, 1983) that the goal of science is to develop better explanatory theories about processes in nature, but it does not follow that advances are made only by hypothesis testing.

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Bernhard Ebbinghaus,Elias Naumann193) agreed with this sentiment, but also recognized the basic reason: “… the present classification of birds amounts to little more than superstition and bears about as much relationship to a true phylogeny of the Class Aves as Greek mythology does to the theory of relativity.”

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