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Selected additional publications available as pdfs:
Peterson, A. T.,
R. T. Brumfield, R. G. Moyle, Á. S. Nyári, J. V. REMSEN Jr., & M. B.
Robbins. 2007. The need for proper vouchering in phylogenetic studies of birds.
Molecular Phylogenetics & Evolution 45: 1042-1044. pdf
Fitzpatrick, J.
W., M. Lammertink, M. D. Luneau, T. W. Gallagher, B. R. Harrison, G. M.
Sparling, K. V. Rosenberg, R. W. Rohrbaugh, E. C. H. Swarthout, P. W. Wrege, S.
B. Swarthout, M. S. Dantzker, R. A. Charif, T. R. Barksdale, J. V. REMSEN, Jr.,
S. D. Simon, and D. Zollner. 2005. Ivory-billed Woodpecker (Campephilus
principalis) persists in continental North America. Science
308:1460-1462. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
2003. The "Coerebidae": a polyphyletic taxon that dramatizes
historical over-emphasis on bill shape as a taxonomic character. J. Avian
Biology 34: 321-323. [invited contribution for
"Reflections" section]. pdf
Johnson, N. K., J.
V. Remsen, Jr., and C. A. Cicero. 1998. Refined colorimetry validates endangered
subspecies of the Least Tern. Condor 100 :18-26.
REMSEN,
J. V., JR., S. W. Cardiff, & D. L. Dittmann. 1998. Status and natural
history of birds of Louisiana. I. Vireos (Vireonidae). J. Louis. Ornith. 4: 59-102. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR., J. A. Kushlan, & B. A. Loiselle. 1998. History and
tradition, or contemporary ornithology? Why ornithological journals should not
have bird names. Auk 115: 252-253. pdf
Garvin,
M. C. & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1997. An alternative hypothesis for heavier parasite loads
of brightly colored birds: exposure at the nest. Auk 114:
179-191. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., Jr.
(ed.) 1997. Studies in Neotropical ornithology honoring Ted
Parker. Ornith. Monogr. No. 48:1-917. [includes
51 peer-reviewed, technical papers] [see
SORA web site]
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1997. A new genus for the Yellow-shouldered Grosbeak. Pp. 89-90 in Studies in Neotropical ornithology honoring Ted
Parker. Ornithol. Monogr. 48. [see
SORA web site]
REMSEN, J. V.,
JR., & T. S. Schulenberg. 1997. The pervasive influence of Ted Parker on
Neotropical field ornithology. Pp. 7-19 in Studies in
Neotropical ornithology honoring Ted Parker. Ornithol. Monogr. 48. [see SORA web site]
Marra, P. P., and
J. V. Remsen, Jr. 1997. Insights into the maintenance of high species diversity
in the Neotropics: habitat selection and foraging behavior in understory birds
of tropical and temperate forests. Ornithol. Monogr. No. 48: 445-483. [see SORA web site]
Schmitt, C. G., D.
C. Schmitt, & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1997. Birds of the Tambo
area, a desert valley in the Bolivian Andes. Pp.
701-716 in Studies in Neotropical ornithology honoring Ted Parker.
Ornithol. Monogr. 48. [see SORA web site]
Brumfield,
R. T. & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1996. Geographic variation and species limits in Cinnycerthia
wrens of the Andes. Wilson Bull 108: 205-227. pdf
REMSEN, J. V.,
JR., S. W. Cardiff, & D. L. Dittmann. 1996. Timing of migration and status
of vireos (Vireonidae) in Louisiana. J. Field Ornith. 67: 119-140. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& D. A. Good. 1996. Misuse of data from mist-net captures to measure
relative abundance in bird populations. Auk 113: 381-398.
pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1995. The importance of continued collecting of specimens to
ornithology and bird conservation. Bird Conservation International 5:
145-180. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR. & W. S. Graves IV. 1995. Distribution patterns and zoogeography of Atlapetes
brush-finches (Emberizinae) of the Andes. Auk 112: 210-224.
pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR. & W. S. Graves IV. 1995. Distribution patterns of Buarremon
brush-finches (Emberizinae) and interspecific competition in Andean birds. Auk 112: 225-236. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1994. Use and misuse of bird lists in community ecology and
conservation. Auk 111: 225-227. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR. 1993. Zoogeography and geographic variation in Atlapetes
rufinucha (Aves: Emberizinae), including a distinctive new subspecies, in
southern Peru and Bolivia. Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 106: 429-435. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V. JR., M. A. Hyde, & A. Chapman. 1993. The diets of Neotropical trogons, motmots,
toucans, and barbets. Condor 95:178-192. pdf
Marantz,
C. A. & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1991. Seasonal distribution of the Slaty
Elaenia (Elaenia strepera), a little-known austral migrant of South
America. J. Field Ornith. 62: 162-172. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR., O. Rocha O., C. G. Schmitt, & D. C. Schmitt. 1991. Zoogeography
and geographic variation of Platyrinchus mystaceus in Bolivia and Peru,
and the Circum-Amazonian distribution pattern. Ornitologia Neotropical 2:
77-83. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& S. W. Cardiff. 1990. Patterns of elevational and latitudinal
distribution, including a "niche switch," in some guans (Cracidae) of
the Andes. Condor 92: 970-981. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& T. A. Parker, III. 1990. Seasonal distribution of the Azure Gallinule (Porphyrula
flavirostris), with comments on vagrancy in rails and gallinules. Wilson
Bull. 102: 380-399. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& S. K. Robinson. 1990. A classification scheme for foraging behavior of
birds in terrestrial habitats. Pp. 144-160 in "Avian
foraging theory, methodology, and applications" (Morrison, M. L. et al.,
eds.). Studies in Avian Biol. No. 13. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1986. Was Bachman's Warbler a bamboo specialist? Auk 103:
216-219. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR., F. G. Stiles, & P. E. Scott. 1986. Frequency of
arthropods in stomachs of tropical hummingbirds. Auk 103:
436-441. pdf
Zink,
R. M. & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1986. Evolutionary
patterns and processes of geographic variation in birds. Current Ornith. 4: 1-69. pdf
Hafner,
M. S., J. V. REMSEN, JR., & S. M. Lanyon. 1984. Bird versus mammal
morphological diversity. Evolution 38: 1154-1156. pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR. 1984. High incidence of "leap-frog" pattern of geographic
variation in Andean birds: implications for the speciation process. Science
224: 171-173 (cover article). pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1984. Geographic variation, zoogeography, and possible rapid
evolution in some Cranioleuca spinetails (Furnariidae) of the Andes.
Wilson Bull. 96: 515-523. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& T. A. Parker, III. 1984. Arboreal dead-leaf-searching birds of the
Neotropics. Condor 86: 36-41. pdf
Graves, G. R., M.
B. Robbins, & J. V. REMSEN, JR. 1983. Age and sexual
differences in spatial distribution and mobility in manakins (Pipridae).
J. Field Ornith. 54: 407-412. pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
& T. A. Parker, III. 1983. Contribution of river-created habitats to
Amazonian bird species richness. Biotropica 15: 223-231.
pdf
REMSEN,
J. V., JR. 1981. A new subspecies of Schizoeaca harterti
with notes on taxonomy and natural history of Schizoeaca (Aves:
Furnariidae). Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 94: 1068-1075.
pdf
REMSEN, J. V., JR.
1977. On taking field notes. Amer. Birds 31: 946-953. pdf
Hertz,
P. E., J. V. REMSEN, JR., & S. I. Zones. 1976. Ecological
complementarity of three sympatric parids in a California
oak woodland. Condor 78: 307-316. pdf
Coming eventually:
Cicero, C., & J. V. REMSEN, JR. (eds.) 2007. Festschrift to Ned K. Johnson: geographic variation and evolution in birds. Ornithological Monographs 63: 1-114.
REMSEN, J. V., JR. 
1991.  Community ecology of
Neotropical kingfishers.  Univ. Calif. Pub. Zool. 124: 1-116.
REMSEN, J. V., JR., K. Garrett, & R. A. Erickson. 1982. Vocal copying in Lawrence's and Lesser goldfinches. West. Birds 13: 29-33.