Contribución al conocimiento de la biología del Cisne de Cuello Negro

José Antonio Haedo Rossi

doi:10.56178/eh.v10i1.1348

Articles Published 01 October 1953 https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v10i1.1348

Contribution to Our Understanding of the Biology of the Black-necked Swan

Black-necked Swan Cygnus melancoryphus captive specimens observations in captivity

José Antonio Haedo Rossi Jardín Zoológico, Buenos Aires

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Casares, J. 1933. Palmípedos Argentinos. Hornero, 5(2): 145–159.
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Gibson, E. 1880. Ornithological Notes from the Neighbourhood of Cape San Antonio, Buenos Ayres. (Continued from The Ibis, 1870, p. 424). Ibis, 1880: 1–37.
Gibson, E. 1920. Further Ornithological Notes from the Neighbourhood of Cape San Antonio, Province of Buenos Ayres. Part III: Phoenicopteridae–Rheidae. Ibis, 1920: 1–97.
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José Antonio Haedo Rossi (1953). Contribution to Our Understanding of the Biology of the Black-necked Swan. El Hornero, Vol. 10 No. 1 (1953), 1-17. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v10i1.1348

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[1] Bridges, T. L., G. P. Bridges y P. V. Reynolds. 1933. Huevos de Aves de Tierra del Fuego. Hornero, 5(2): 228–230.

[2] Casares, J. 1933. Palmípedos Argentinos. Hornero, 5(2): 145–159.

[3] Cobb, A. F. 1933. Birds of the Falkland Islands. London.

[4] Crawshay, R. 1907. The Birds of Tierra del Fuego. London.

[5] Dabbene, R. 1929. Los Anátidos de la Argentina (Continuación del N° 20). Revista Diosa Cazadora, 3(22): 42.

[6] Delacour, J. y E. Mayr (traduc. P. S. Casal). 1949. La Familia Anatidae. Hornero, 9(1): 24–79.

[7] Gibson, E. 1880. Ornithological Notes from the Neighbourhood of Cape San Antonio, Buenos Ayres. (Continued from The Ibis, 1870, p. 424). Ibis, 1880: 1–37.

[8] Gibson, E. 1920. Further Ornithological Notes from the Neighbourhood of Cape San Antonio, Province of Buenos Ayres. Part III: Phoenicopteridae–Rheidae. Ibis, 1920: 1–97.

[9] Holmberg, E. L. 1898. Aves, en Fauna Argentina, Segundo Censo República Argentina (1895), 1: 49(1)–574.

[10] Hudson, W. H. 1892. The Naturalist in La Plata. London.

[11] Hudson, W. H. 1920. Birds of La Plata. Vol. 2. London.

[12] Oates, E. W. 1902. Catalogue of the Collection of Bird’s Eggs in the British Museum (Natural History). Vol. 2. London.

[13] Sclater, P. L. y W. H. Hudson. 1889. Argentine Ornithology. Vol. 2. London.

[14] Scott, W. E. D. y R. B. Sharpe. 1912. Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to Patagonia, 1896–1899. Vol. 2, Ornithology, parte 3. Princeton, N.J.