El Mirasol Negro
Dupetor flavicollis
Bibliografía

En esta presentación se encuentran las obras que hemos consultado en nuestros estudios del Mirasol Negro (Dupetor flavicollis). Incluimos citas a otras obras que pueden ser de utilidad a quien necesite más información.

Ali, Sálim. 1996.
“The Book of Indian Birds”
Bombay Natural History Society. Oxford University Press. Mumbai, Delhi, Calcuta, Madras. 354 pgs.

Beehler, Bruce M., Thane K. Pratt, and Dale A. Zimmerman. 1986.
“Birds of New Guinea”
Princeton University Press. Princeton, New Jersey. 296 pgs.

Clements, James F. 2000.
“Birds of the World: A Checklist: Fifth Edition.”
Ibis Publishing Company. Vista, California. 867 pgs.

Delacour, Jean y Ernst Mayr. 1946.
“Birds of the Philippines”
The MacMillan Company. New York. 309 pgs.

Hancock, James, and James Kushlan. 1984.
“The herons handbook”
Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. New York, New York. 288 pgs.

Howard, Richard y Alick Moore. 1991.
“A complete checklist of the birds of the world. Second Edition.”
Academic Press. San Diego, California. Pgs 13-15.

Kratter, Andrew W., David W. Steadman, Catherine E. Smith, Christopher E. Filardi, y Horace P. Webb. 2001.
“Avifauna of a Lowland Forest Site on Isabel, Salomon Islands”
The Auk 118(2):472-483.

MacKinnon, John y Karen Phillipps. 1993.
“A Field Guide to the Birds of Borneo, Sumatra, Java and Bali”
Oxford University Press. Oxford, New York, Tokyo. 491 pgs.

MacKinnon, John y Karen Phillipps. 2000.
“A Field Guide to the Birds of China”
Oxford University Press. New York. 586 pgs.

Mayr, Ernst y Jared Diamond. 2001.
“The Birds of Northern Melanesia: Speciation, Ecology, & Biogeography”
Oxford University Press. 492 pgs.

Pizzey, Graham. 1994.
“Birds of Australia” Third printing.
Princeton University Press. Princeton, New Jersey. 460 pgs.

Smythies, Bertram E. 1968.
“The Birds of Borneo”
Oliver & Boyd. Edinburgh y Londres. 593 pgs.

Wells, David R. 1999.
“The Birds of the Thai-Malay Peninsula: Covering Burma and Thailand south of the eleventh parallel, Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore”
Academic Press. London. 648 pgs.