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• Behavior
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• Health aspects
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• Physiological aspects
• Protection and preservation
• Reports
• Sexual behavior

Articles

Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
J Wildl Dis.: Blood chemistry of wild Brazilian coscoroba swans during molt.	Perez Calabuig, C.; Ferrer, M.; Muriel, R.	Reprint	Jun 1, 2010	150
From the issue of May 7, 1960.		Brief article	May 8, 2010	119
J Zoo Wildl Meal: Health and nutritional status of a perturbed blacknecked swan (Cygnus melanocoryphus) population: diet quality.	Norambuena, M.C.; Bozinovic, F.	Reprint	Mar 1, 2010	151
J Zoo Wildl Med.: Mineral metabolism in a black-necked swan (Cygnus melanocoryphus) population from southern Chile.	Norambuena, M.C.; Bozinovic, F.	Reprint	Mar 1, 2010	177
J Zoo Wildl Med.: Effect of malnutrition on iron homeostasis in blacknecked swans (Cygnus melanocoryphus).	Norambuena, M.C.; Bozinovic, F.	Reprint	Mar 1, 2010	166
White wonder: 60,000 tundra swans migrate to North Carolina.	Peach, Ron		Dec 1, 2009	2503
Photographing swans.	Morton, Timothy		Nov 1, 2009	455
Superwhooper.		Brief article	Feb 1, 2009	200
Purple Swamphens (Porphyrio porphyrio) attempting to prey upon Black Swan (Cygnus atratus) eggs and preying upon a cygnet on an urban lake in Melbourne, Australia.	Balasubramaniam, Shandiya; Guay, Patrick-Jean	Report	Sep 1, 2008	1454
J Wildl Dis: Epidemiologic investigation of lead poisoning in trumpeter and tundra swans in Washington State, USA, 2000-2002.	Degernes, L.; Heilman, S.; Trogdon, M.	Brief article	Dec 1, 2006	320
Clever critters.	Berney, Carole Smith		Sep 1, 2006	248
Swans defy Romney.		Brief Article	Oct 1, 2005	82
Outside the birdcage.	Han, Angie J.	Brief Article	Sep 27, 2005	121
CHILE SUES PULP MILL COMPANY FOR MASS DIE-OFF OF BLACK-NECKED SWANS AND CONTAMINATION OF SANCTUARY.			May 6, 2005	1967
Where the swans are dying.	Stuparich, Ricardo Carrasco		Mar 1, 2005	2172
Our Own Pages.	Garrett, William; Bowes, Victoria; Vandevelde, Julie; Miller, William; Gallacher, Anna; Phillip Scot	Poem	Jul 1, 1999	614
Former PWS&D worker finds new work is for the birds.			Feb 1, 1999	249