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the proceedings of a symposium held at the Zoological Society of London on 21 and 22 November, 1980
State of the art of biotelemetry in North America -- Fish tags -- Regulatory control of telemetric devices used in animal studies; Design considerations and performance checks on a telemetric system -- Acoustic telemetry and the marine fisheries -- Tracking fish with radio tags -- Telemetry of physiological variables from diving and flying birds -- Devices for telemetering the behavior of free-living birds -- Radio tagging as an aid to the study of woodcock -- Radio monitoring the activity of goshawls -- Radio tracking greater horseshoe bats with preliminary observations on flight pattersn -- Techniques for monitoring the behavior of grey squirrels by radio -- A semi-automated system for collecting data on the movements of radio tagged voles -- The home range of the hedgehog as revealed by a radio tracking study -- Studies of home range of the feral mink, Mustela vision -- Some comparisons between red and arctic foxes, Bulpes vulpes and Alopex lagopus, as revealed by radio tracking -- The uses of radio tracking combined with other techniques in studies of badger ecology in Scotland -- Activity patterns and habitant utilization of badgers (Meles meles) in suburban Bristol : a radio tracking study -- Ranges and food habits of lions in Rwenzori National Park, Uganda -- Leopard ecology as studied by radio tracking
edited by C.L. Cheeseman and R.B. Mitson.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Symposia of the Zoological Society of London ; no. 49