| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 26, No 1 (2018): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 26 (1) | Leukocyte profiles and body condition of free-living Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia) from rural and urban areas in the Argentina Pampas | Abstract PDF |
| Matilde Cavalli, Alejandro V. Baladrón, Juan P. Isacch, Verónica D’Amico, María S. Bó | ||
| Vol 15, No 31 (2007): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 15 (4) | Life history aspects of Culicivora caudacuta (Tyrannidae) in Brazilian Central Cerrado (Brasília, DF). | Abstract PDF |
| Nadinni Oliveira de Matos Sousa, Miguel Ângelo Marini | ||
| Vol 23, No 1 (2015): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 23 (1) | Lightning predator: the Ferruginous Pygmy Owl snatches flower-visiting hummingbirds in southwestern Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Ivan Sazima | ||
| Vol 15, No 30 (2007): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 15 (3) | Like an earthworm: Chalk-browed Mockingbird (Mimus saturninus) kills and eats a juvenile watersnake. | Abstract PDF |
| Ivan Sazima | ||
| Vol 22, No 4 (2014): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 22(4) | Long-trained Nightjar (Macropsalis forcipata) (Aves, Caprimulgidae): first Paraguayan record | Abstract PDF |
| Hans Hostettler, Paul Smith | ||
| Vol 7, No 10 (1999): Ararajuba Volume 7 (1) | Macroecology of owls (Aves: Strigiformes) from South America | Abstract PDF |
| Carlos Eduardo Ramos de Sant´Ana, José Alexandre Felizola | ||
| Vol 19, No 45 (2011): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 19 (3) | Masked Tityra Tityra semifasciata in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Mauricio Neves Godoi, Miroslav Capek, Maria Antonietta Pivatto, Ivan Literak, Jiri Kokes | ||
| Vol 16, No 35 (2008): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 16 (4) | Mechanical cattle: lawn mower attracts the Smooth‑billed Ani (Crotophaga ani) and an assemblage of bird opportunists in southeastern Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Ivan Sazima | ||
| Vol 16, No 32 (2008): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 16 (1) | Migratory patterns of the Creamy-bellied Thrush Turdus amaurochalinus in Argentina. | Abstract PDF |
| Patrícia Capllonch, Diego Ortiz, Karina Soria | ||
| Vol 15, No 29 (2007): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 15 (2) | Molecular evolution of β-fibrinogen intron 7 applied to the population genetics of the Semipalmated Sandpiper (Calidris pusilla) on the northern Coast of Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Evonnildo Costa Gonçalves, Antonio Augusto Ferreira Rodrigues, Stephen Francis Ferrari, Artur Silva, Maria Paula Cruz Schneider | ||
| Vol 16, No 32 (2008): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 16 (1) | Molecular sexing: an efficient method to identify individual sex and its implication to differentiate Semipalmated Sandpiper Calidris pusilla populations | Abstract PDF |
| Antonio Augusto Ferreira Rodrigues, Evonnildo C. Gonçalves, Artur Silva, Ana Tereza Lyra Lopes, Stephen Francis Ferrari, Maria Paula Cruz Schneider | ||
| Vol 23, No 4 (2015): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 23(4) | Molina’s Hog-nosed Skunk as prey of the Great Horned Owl: predation or opportunist scavenging? | Abstract PDF |
| Felipe Zilio, Juan Anza | ||
| Vol 15, No 30 (2007): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 15 (3) | Molt cycle of the Gray-Breasted Martin (Hirundinidae: Progne chalybea) in a wintering area in Maranhão, Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Antonio Augusto Ferreira Rodrigues, Leonardo Dominici Cruz, Fernanda Rodrigues Fernandes | ||
| Vol 9, No 13 (2001): Ararajuba Volume 9 (1) | Molt pattern in Pyriglena leucoptera with considerations about the study of molt. | Abstract PDF |
| Francisco Mallet Rodrigues, Maria Luisa Marinho de Noronha | ||
| Vol 13, No 23 (2005): BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY VOLUME 13 (2) | Molt-Breeding cycle in passerines from a foothill forest in southeastern Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Francisco Mallet-Rodrigues | ||
| Vol 23, No 1 (2015): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 23 (1) | Morphological variability and taxonomy of the Blue- winged Parrotlet Forpus xanthopterygius (Psittacidae) | Abstract PDF |
| Fernanda Bocalini | ||
| Vol 22 (2014): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 22 (2) | Morphometric insights into the existence of a new species of Cichlocolaptes in northeastern Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Santiago Claramunt | ||
| Vol 5, No 6 (1997): Ararajuba Volume 5 (1) | Mortality in litters of Guira guira (Cuculidae): competition for resources? | Abstract PDF |
| Celine Melo, Regina Helena Ferraz Macedo | ||
| Vol 16, No 35 (2008): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 16 (4) | Mountaintop endemism in eastern Brazil: why some bird species from campos rupestres of the Espinhaço Range are not endemic to the Cerrado region? | Abstract PDF |
| Marcelo Ferreira Vasconcelos | ||
| Vol 24 (2016): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology 24(4) | Mouth troubles: possible outcomes for three bird species with deformed bills | Abstract PDF |
| Ivan Sazima, Juliana Vaz Hipolito, Giulia B. D'Angelo | ||
| Vol 5, No 7 (1997): Ararajuba Volume 5 (2) | Muestreos del comercio de psitácidos neotropicales en la ciudad de Barcelona, España: 1991-1996. | Abstract PDF |
| Juan Carlos Guix, Lluíz Jover, Xavier Ruíz | ||
| Vol 19, No 43 (2011): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 19 (1) | Mutual interactions between frugivorous birds and plants in an urban fragment of Atlantic Forest, Salvador, BA. | Abstract PDF |
| Pedro Cortes Andrade, João Vitor Lino Mota, Anderson Abbehusen Freire Carvalho | ||
| Vol 13, No 22 (2005): Ararajuba Volume 13 (1) | Natural history and conservation of the hawk-scissors, Elanoides forficatus in Island of Santa Catarina, southern Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Marcos A. G. Azevedo, Marcos Di-Bernardo | ||
| Vol 22 (2014): Brazilian Journal of Ornithology Volume 22 (2) | Natural history notes and breeding of the Pale Baywing (Agelaioides fringillarius) in northern Minas Gerais, Brazil | Abstract PDF |
| Rosendo M. Fraga, Santos D´Angelo Neto | ||
| Vol 6, No 9 (1998): Ararajuba Volume 6 (2) | Navigation system in birds: mechanisms and applications. | Abstract PDF |
| Daniel M. A. Pessoa | ||
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