John W. Pepper
Ph.D. thesis, Biology Department, The University of Michigan, 1996
Professor Richard D. Alexander, chair
All files are in pdf format:
Prefatory materials (Dedication, Acknowledgments, Preface, Table of contents, List of tables, List of figures)
Chapter 1. Background and general methods
Chapter 2. A survey of the population and habitat of thesouth australian glossy black-cockatoo(calyptorhynchus lathami halmaturinus)
Chapter 3. Ethogram for the glossy black-cockatoo
Chapter 4. Foraging ecology and behavior
Chapter 5. Social behavior and organization
Chapter 6. The functional significance of long term pair bonds
Chapter 7. Lateralized behaviors in the glossy black-cockatoo,and the evolution of laterality
Chapter 8. Using group composition data to measure social affinity: a new method
Appendix: conservation biology
Chapter 10. Population viability analysis
Chapter 11. Recovery plan
