16mm Filmography
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Nesting Behavior Of The Egyptian Plover

Shows the remarkable environmental adaptations of the Egyptian plover, a bird that inhabits river banks in tropical Africa. Depicts that it nests on open sandbars, concealing its eggs by covering them completely with sand. Produced by Thomas R. Howell for UCLA.

More in Aspects of Animal Behavior Series

  1. Feeding And Swimming Behavior Of The Antarctic Krill
  2. Phalarope Feeding Behavior
  3. Prey Capture By Terrestrial Toads And Frogs
  4. Structure And Physiology Of The Avian Egg
  5. The Acorn Woodpecker
  6. Food Handling In Kangaroo Rats 1974
  7. Predatory Behavior of the Grasshopper Mouse 1974
  8. A Waterproof Arboreal Frog 1976
  9. The World's Largest Nest - The Sociable Weaverbird 1976
  10. The Pocket Gopher - Adaptations For Living Underground 1977
  11. Predatory Behavior Of Snakes 1978
  12. Nesting Behavior Of The Egyptian Plover 1979
  13. Reproductive And Social Behavior Of Belding's Ground Squirrel 1979
  14. Underwater Flight Of The Tufted Puffin 1979
  15. Feeding Behavior Of Aquatic Carnivorous Turtles 1982

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record

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