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David N, Gosselin M & Seutin G. (1990). Pattern of Colonization by the Northern Mockingbird in Quebec Canada. Journal of Field Ornithology. vol 61, no 1. p. 1-8.
Derrickson KC. (1987). BEHAVIORAL-CORRELATES OF SONG TYPES OF THE NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Ethology. vol 74, no 1. p. 21-32.
Derrickson KC. (1987). YEARLY AND SITUATIONAL CHANGES IN THE ESTIMATE OF REPERTOIRE SIZE IN NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Auk. vol 104, no 2. p. 198-207.
Dickson RD. (1991). Northern Mockingbird and Swamp Sparrow Overwinter in Calgary Alberta Canada. Blue Jay. vol 49, no 2. p. 70-71.
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Farnsworth GL. (2004). Sub-optimal foraging by a wild Northern Mockingbird in novel situations. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting Abstracts. vol 89, no 151.
Farnsworth GL. (2005). Failure of a free-living northern mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) to discriminate food rewards on the basis of number. Ohio Journal of Science. vol 105, no 4. p. 97-99.
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Fischer DH. (1981). Factors Affecting the Reproductive Success of the Northern Mockingbird Mimus-Polyglottos in South Texas USA. Southwestern Naturalist. vol 26, no 3. p. 289-294.
Fulk KR, Logan CA & Hyatt LE. (1987). POLYANDRY IN A FEMALE NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD. Wilson Bulletin. vol 99, no 2. p. 286-288.
Hedrick LD & Woody AD. (1983). Northern Mockingbird Mimus-Polyglottos Kills Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla-Cedrorum. Wilson Bulletin. vol 95, no 1. p. 157-158.
Hopkins MJ. (1968). Carrion Consumption by Birds Other Than Vultures Melanerpes-Erythrocephalus Mimus-Polyglottos Corvus-Brachyrhynchos Lanius-Ludovicianus. Oriole. vol 33, no 3.
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Howard RD. (1974). INFLUENCE OF SEXUAL SELECTION AND INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION ON MOCKINGBIRD SONG (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Evolution. vol 28, no 3. p. 428-438.
Hughes CR & Deloach DM. (1997). Developing microsatellites when they are rare: Trinucleotide repeat loci in the northern mockingbird Mimus polyglottos. Molecular Ecology. vol 6, no 11. p. 1099-1102.
Igl LD & Martin RE. (2002). Records of Northern Mockingbird, Mimus polyglottos, occurrences in North Dakota during the twentieth century. Canadian Field-Naturalist. vol 116, no 1. p. 87-97.
Joern WT & Jackson JF. (1983). Homogeneity of Vegetational Cover around the Nest and Avoidance of Nest Predation in Mockingbirds Mimus-Polyglottos. Auk. vol 100, no 2. p. 497-499.
Logan CA. (1983). REPRODUCTIVELY DEPENDENT SONG CYCLICITY IN MATED MALE MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Auk. vol 100, no 2. p. 404-413.
Logan CA. (1985). Mockingbird Mimus-Polyglottos Use of Chatbursts with Neighbors Vs. Strangers. Journal of Field Ornithology. vol 56, no 1. p. 69-71.
Logan CA. (1987). FLUCTUATIONS IN FALL AND WINTER TERRITORY SIZE IN THE NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Journal of Field Ornithology. vol 58, no 3. p. 297-305.
Logan CA. (1988). BREEDING CONTEXT AND RESPONSE TO SONG PLAYBACK IN MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Journal of Comparative Psychology. vol 102, no 2. p. 136-145.
Logan CA. (1994). Fluctuations in intra-pair calling across breeding phases in northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos). Behaviour. vol 130, no 1-2. p. 123-141.
Logan CA. (2003). The function of "chat" calls in northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos): Vocal defense of nestlings. In Ploger, Bonnie J [Editor, Reprint Author], Yasukawa, Ken [Editor] Exploring animal behavior in laboratory and field: An hypothesis-testing approach to the development, causation, function, and evolution of animal behavior:279-286, 2003. Academic Press Inc., 525 B Street, Suite 1900, San Diego, CA, 92101-4495
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Logan CA, Budman PD & Fulk KR. (1983). ROLE OF CHATBURST VERSUS SONG IN THE DEFENSE OF FALL TERRITORY IN MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Journal of Comparative Psychology. vol 97, no 4. p. 292-301.
Logan CA & Derrickson KC. (1996). Aggressive harassment by male northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos) directed at their incubating mates. Bird Behavior. vol 11, no 2. p. 71-80.
Logan CA & Donaghey BA. (1997). Fledgling age affects female reactions to mate song in free-living northern mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos). Bird Behavior. vol 12, no 1-2. p. 1-6.
Logan CA & Fulk KR. (1984). DIFFERENTIAL RESPONDING TO SPRING AND FALL SONG IN MOCKINGBIRDS (MIMUS-POLYGLOTTOS). Journal of Comparative Psychology. vol 98, no 1. p. 3-9.
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Peer BD, Ellison KS & Sealy SG. (2002). Intermediate frequencies of egg ejection by Northern Mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos) sympatric with two Cowbird species. Auk. vol 119, no 3. p. 855-858.
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Smith KG. (1986). Winter Population Dynamics of Blue Jays Cyanocitta-Cristata Red-Headed Woodpeckers Melanerpes-Erythrocephalus and Northern Mockingbirds Mimus-Polyglottos in the Ozarks USA. American Midland Naturalist. vol 115, no 1. p. 52-62.
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