Individual egg and chick recognition by adult royal terns (Sterna maxima maxima)

Predators and Anti-Predator Behaviour of the Black-Headed Gull (Larus ridibundus L.)

M. Moynihan, Hans Kruuk · Bird-Banding · 1965 · 398 citations

Life Sciences, Ecology, Zoology +14

Laughing Gull Chicks: Recognition of Their Parents' Voices

Colin Beer · Science · 1969 · 95 citations

Life Sciences, Animal Sciences, Zoology +16

The Basis for Individual Recognition By Voice in the Sandwich Tern (Sterna Sandvicensis)

R.E. Hutchison, Joan G. Stevenson, W. H. Thorpe · Behaviour · 1968 · 84 citations

Life Sciences, Animal Sciences, Zoology +17

THE BREEDING ECOLOGY OF ROYAL TERNS STERNA (THALASSEUS) MAXIMA MAXIMA

Francine G. Buckley, P. A. Buckley · Ibis · 1972 · 84 citations

Life Sciences, Biology, Ecology +11

On the ability of crested terns, Sterna bergii, to recongnize their own chicks.

S J J F Davies, R Carrick · Australian Journal of Zoology · 1962 · 55 citations

Life Sciences, Ecology, Zoology +15