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| 1. |
1985. |
Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. The breeding avifauna of San Benito Mountain,
California: Evidence for change over one-half century. Western Birds
16:1-23. |
| 2. | 1986. | Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. Richness and distribution of montane avifaunas
in the White-Inyo Region, California. Pages 137-159 in C. A.
Hall, Jr. and D. J. Young (eds.). Natural History of the White-Inyo
Range, eastern California and western Nevada and high altitude physiology.
Proceedings of the University of California White Mountain Research
Station Symposium, August 23-25, 1985. Bishop, California, volume 1:i-240. |
| 3. |
1987. | Barnhardt,
S., J. R. McBride, P. Da Silva, C. CICERO and P. Warner. Vegetation
dynamics of the northern oak woodland. Pp. 53-58 in U.S. Forest
Service General Technical Report PSW-100, Berkeley, CA. |
| 4. |
1987. | Melchiors,
M.A. and C. CICERO. Streamside and adjacent upland forest habitats
in the Ouachita Mountains. Proc. Annual Conf. Southeast. Assoc.
Fish and Wildlife Agencies 41:385-393. |
| 5. | 1989. | CICERO,
C. Avian community structure in a large urban park: controls
of local richness and diversity. Landscape and Urban Planning
17:221-241. |
| 6. | 1991. | Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. Breeding birds. Pages 361-436 in
Natural History of the White-Inyo Range, eastern California (C. A. Hall,
Jr., ed.). University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, 536 pp. |
| 7. | 1991. | Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. Mitochondrial DNA sequence variability
in two species of sparrows of the genus Amphispiza. Acta Congressus
Internationalis Ornithologici: 600-610. |
| 8. | 1992. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Genetic differentiation between populations
of Hutton's Vireo (Aves: Vireonidae) in disjunct allopatry. Southwestern
Naturalist 37:344-348. |
| 9. | 1993. | CICERO,
C. Vulnerability of prey stimulates attacks by jays and shrikes
on adult birds. Western Birds 24:101-102. |
| 10. | 1994. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Mitochondrial DNA divergence at the cytochrome
b locus in sapsuckers. Journal fur Ornithologie 135:351 (abstract). |
| 11. | 1995. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Speciation in sapsuckers (Sphyrapicus):
III. Mitochondrial-DNA sequence divergence at the cytochrome-b locus.
Auk 112:547-563. |
| 12. | 1995. | CICERO,
C. Book Review: The Marin County Breeding Bird Atlas. A Distributional
and Natural History of Coastal California Birds (by W. D. Shuford),
and Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Monterey County, California (by D.
Roberson and C. Tenney, eds.). Auk 112:530-533. |
| 13. | 1996. | CICERO,
C. Sibling species of titmice in the Parus inornatus complex
(Aves: Paridae). University of California Publications in Zoology
128:1-217. |
| 14. | 1996. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Declining scientific standards in studies
of avian distribution. Book Review: California Birds: Their Status and
Distribution (by A. Small). Auk 113:522-523. |
| 15. | 1997. | CICERO,
C. Boggy meadows, livestock grazing, and interspecific interactions:
influences on the insular distribution of montane Lincoln's Sparrows
(Melospiza lincolnii alticola). Great Basin Naturalist
57:104-115. |
| 16. | 1998. | Johnson,
N. K., J. V. Remsen, Jr. and C. CICERO. Refined colorimetry
validates endangered subspecies of the Least Tern. Condor 100:18-26.
|
| 17. | 1998. | Johnson,
N. K., J. V. Remsen, Jr. and C. CICERO. Biologic species of
birds in theory and practice. Abstract in Proceedings of the
XXII International Ornithological Congress, Durban (N. J. Adams and
R. H. Slotow, eds.). Ostrich (Journal of African Ornithology):81. |
| 18. | 1998. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Molecular phylogeny and ecological diversification
in a clade of New World songbirds (genus Vireo). Molecular
Ecology 7:1359-1370. |
| 19. | 1999. | Johnson,
N. K., J. V. Remsen, Jr. and C. CICERO. Resolution of the debate
over species concepts in ornithology: a new comprehensive biologic species
concept. Pages 1470-1482 in Proceedings of the 22 International
Ornithological Congress, Durban (Adams, N. J. And R. H. Slowtow, eds.).
Johannesburg: Birdlife South Africa. |
| 20. | 2000. | CICERO,
C. and Z Morgan Benowitz-Fredericks. Song themes and variation
in insular populations of Lincoln's Sparrows (Melospiza lincolnii),
with comparisons to other species of Melospiza. Auk 117:52-64.
|
| 21. | 2000. | CICERO,
C. Oak Titmouse (Baeolophus inornatus) and Juniper
Titmouse (Baeolophus ridgwayi). In The Birds of North
America, No. 485 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Birds of North America,
Inc., Philadelphia, PA. 28 pp. |
| 22. | 2000. | AOU
COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE (one of 8 members).
Forty-second supplement to the American Ornithologists’ Union
Check-list of North American Birds. Auk 117:847-858. |
| 23. | 2001. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Higher level phylogeny of vireos (Aves:
Vireonidae) based on sequences of multiple mtDNA genes. Molecular
Phylogenetics and Evolution 20:27-40. |
| 24. | 2002. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Molecular phylogeny and character evolution
in the Empidonax group of tyrant flycatchers. Molecular
Phylogenetics and Evolution 22:289-302. |
| 25. | 2002. | AOU
COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE (one of 8 members).
Forty-third supplement to the American Ornithologists’ Union Check-list
of North American Birds. Auk 119:897-906. |
| 26. | 2002. | Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. The role of ecologic diversification in
sibling speciation of Empidonax flycatchers (Tyrannidae): Multigene
evidence from mtDNA. Molecular Ecology 11:2065-2081. |
| 27. | 2003. | AOU
COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE (one of 8 members).
Forty-fourth supplement to the American Ornithologists’ Union
Check-list of North American Birds. Auk 120:923-931. |
| 28. | 2004. | CARLA
CICERO. In Memoriam: Ned K. Johnson. Auk 121:600-602.
|
| 29. | 2004. | Johnson,
N. K. and C. CICERO. New mtDNA data affirm the importance of
Pleistocene speciation in North American birds. Evolution 58:1122-1130.
|
| 30. | 2004. | CICERO,
C. Barriers to sympatry between avian sibling species (Paridae:
Baeolophus) in tenuous secondary contact. Evolution 58:1573-1587. |
| 31. | 2004. | Moritz,
C. and C. CICERO. DNA barcoding: Promise and pitfalls. Correspondence
in response to Herbert et al., PLOS 2:e312 (2004), Identification
of birds through DNA barcodes. Public Library of Science 2:e354. |
| 32. | 2004. | AOU
COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE (one of 8 members).
Forty-fifth supplement to the American Ornithologists’ Union Check-list
of North American Birds. Auk 121:985-995. |
| 33. | 2005. | Peterson,
A. T., C. CICERO, and J. Wieczorek. Free and open access to
bird specimen data: Why? Auk 122:987-990. |
| 34. | 2005. | AOU
COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURE (one of 8 members).
Forty-sixth supplement to the American Ornithologists’ Union Check-list
of North American Birds. Auk 122:1026-1031. |
| 35. | 2005. | Robbins,
M. B., D. E. Seibel, and C. CICERO.
Yellow-bellied (Sphyrapicus varius) x Red-breasted (S.
ruber) sapsucker hybrid from eastern Kansas, with comments on the
field identification of adult sapsuckers. North American Birds 59:360-363.
(link
to D. E. Seibel web page) |
| 36. | 2005. | COMMITTEE
ON MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS (Chair of 3 member committee). Ned
K. Johnson. In Memoriam, Academic Senate, University of California,
Berkeley. (link
to Academic Senate web page) |
| 37. | 2006. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. Diagnosability
of subspecies: Lessons from Sage Sparrows (Amphispiza belli)
for analysis of geographic variation in birds. Auk 123:266-274. |
| 38. | 2006. | CICERO,
C. and N. K. Johnson. The
tempo of avian diversification: Reply. Evolution 60:413-414.
[Reply to R. M. Zink and J. Klicka, The tempo of avian diversification:
A comment on Johnson and Cicero, Evolution 60:411-412.]. |