Table of Contents 

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		<td>1.     BEGIN THE COURSE HERE 
		<p>2.     Table of Contents 
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		<p>3.     About the Course 
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		<p>4.     What is a Bird? 
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		<p>5.     What is a bird continued 
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		<p>6.     Flying animals 
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		<p>7.     Why take ornithology? 
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		<p>8.     Life lists 
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		<p>9.     What you need for birding 
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		<p>10.   Flight 
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		<p>11.   Flight adaptations 
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		<p>12.   More adaptations 
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		<p>13.   Arms 
</p>
		<p>14.   Legs 
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		<p>15.   Nervous modifications 
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		<p>16.   Smell and taste 
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		<p>17.   Muscles 
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		<p>18.   Respiration 
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		<p>19.   Evolution 
</p>
		<p>20.   Reptiles and birds 
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		<p>21.   Archeopteryx </p>
		<p>22.   Evolution of flight 
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		<p>23.   Critical thinking 
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		<p>24.   Flightless birds 
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		<p>25.   Taxonomy and systematics </p>
		<p>26.   Linnaeus 
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		<p>27.   Species 
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		<p>28.   Biological Species 
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		<p>29.   DNA Technology 
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		<p>30.   Subspecies 
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		<td>31.   Speciation 
		<p>32.   Darwin's Finches 
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		<p>33.   Isolating Mechanism 
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		<p>34.   Zone of Secondary Contact 
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		<p>35.   How Does Taxonomy Help? 
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		<p>36. &nbsp;&nbsp;Bird Behavior </p>
		<p>37.   Innate Behaviors 
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		<p>38.   Other Behaviors 
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		<p>39.   Learning 
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		<p>40.   Personal Behavior 
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		<p>41.   Social Behavior 
</p>
		<p>42.   Communication 
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		<p>43.   Territory 
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		<p>44.   Flocking 
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		<p>45.   Flocking Continued 
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		<p>46.   Feeding Flocks 
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		<p>47.   Courtship and Mating 
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		<p>48.   Visual Communication 
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		<p>49.   Vocal Displays 
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		<p>50.   Sexual Displays 
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		<p>51.   Evolution of Displays 
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		<p>52.   Vocalizations 
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		<p>53.   Song Research 
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		<p>54.   Variability in Song 
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		<p>55.   Playback Experiments 
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		<p>56.   Territory 
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		<p>57.   Territory Theory 
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		<p>58.   Nests 
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		<p>59.   Brood Parasites 
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		<td>60.   Types of Nests 
		<p>61.   Cooperative Breeding 
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		<p>62.   Eggs 
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		<p>63.   More about eggs </p>
		<p>64.   Clutches 
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		<p>65.   Clutch Sizes 
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		<p>66.   More Clutch Size 
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		<p>67.   Evolution of Clutch Size 
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		<p>68.   More clutch evolution 
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		<p>69.   Clutch Theories 
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		<p>70.   Trends in Clutch Size 
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		<p>71.   Optimum Clutches 
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		<p>72.   Incubation 
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		<p>73.   Incubation continued 
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		<p>74.   Breeding Seasons 
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		<p>75.   Ultimate Factors 
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		<p>76.   Proximate Factors 
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		<p>77.   Young 
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		<p>78.   Young continued 
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		<p>79.   Mating Systems 
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		<p>80.   Polyandry 
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		<p>81.   Promiscuousness 
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		<p>82.   Migration 
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		<p>83.   Migration Theories 
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		<p>84.   Why Migration? 
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		<p>85.   Orientation 
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		<p>86.   Studying Migration 
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		<p>87.   Physiology of Migration 
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		<p>88.   Nonmigrants </p>
		<p>89.   Cold Adaptations 
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		<td>90.   Heat Adaptations 
		<p>91.   Feathers 
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		<p>92.   Feather Types 
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		<p>93.   Molt 
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		<p>94.   Molt terminology 
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		<p>95.   Colors 
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		<p>96.   Functions of Color</p>
		<p>97.   Color Polymorphism 
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		<p>98.   Color Functions 
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		<p>99.   Color Function Continued 
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		<p>100. Ecology 
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		<p>101. Extinction 
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		<p>102. Geographical Ecology 
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		<p>103. Population Ecology 
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		<p>104. North American Extinctions 
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		<p>105. The Next 50 Years 
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		<p>106. Pantropical Dilemma 
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		<p>107. Zoogeographical Realms 
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		<p>108. Island Ecology 
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		<p>109. Bird Colonizers 
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		<p>10. Island Equilibrium </p>
		<p>111. Equilibrium Evidence 
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		<p>112. Data Against Equilibrium 
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		<p>113. Competition 
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		<p>114. Diversity 
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		<p>115. Competitive Exclusion 
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		<p>116. Habitat Utilization 
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		<p>117. Adding Species 
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		<p>118. History </p>
		<p>119. Concluding Remarks 
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		<p>120. Equipment 
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		<p>121. Birding </p>
		<p>122. Organizations </td>
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