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Winter 2007

Page 1. Small Solutions to Big Mysteries Page 2. Initial Deployment Tests of Tiny PTTs on the Red Knot (Calidris canutus rufa) Page 3. Migration of Spanish Montagu’s Harriers (Circus pygargus) Page 4. Dangerous Journeys of Sakers of the Carpathian Basin Page 5. Satellite Tagged Bar-tailed Godwit Circles the Pacific Page 6. Updates; Interference to the Argos System Page 7. X-Tag News; Spain Conference; MTI Conference; Your Strangest Story; Journeys of Sakers (continued) Page 8. Tracking Our Student Scientists in Mongolia

 

Spring 2007

Page 1. Cruising the Oceans: Above and Below Page 2. From the Top of the World to Down Under - Migration of a Pomarine Jaeger Page 3. Long Solo Migrations Across the Southern Ocean by Juvenile Wandering Albatrosses Page 4.Petrels in the Pacific: Tracking the Far-ranging Movements of Endangered ´Ua´u (Hawaiian Petrel) Page 5. Movement and Behavior of Ocean Sunfish, Mola mola, in the Northwest Atlantic Page 6. GPS PTTs Page 7. X-Tag Update Page 8. Latest GPS Parser

 

Winter 2006

Page 1. Amazing Journeys Page 2. The Journey of a Female Hobby Across Two Continents Page 3. Conservation Implications of Migration Routes of Pink-footed Shearwaters Page 4. Have Sail Will Travel Page 5. A New Generation of Scientists; Max Update Page 6. New Products: 22 gram Argos/GPS PTT; New GPS Data Parser; New GPS PTT Software Option; Free Mortality GT™ Option; Online Production Form Page 7. Next Generation Archival Popup Tag; Sailfish (continued) Page 8. Challenge 06

 

Spring 2006

Page 1. 1991-2006 A Celebration! Page 2-3. Memory Lane Page 4. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard Page 5. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard (continued) Page 6. FREE Transmitters Page 7. Online Production Form; Tracking the Woodcock Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe, Part 2

 

Winter 2005

Page 1. Longevity & Long Term Tracking Page 2. Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry Page 3. Long Term Tracking of Max the Stork Page 4. Tracking the Endangered Greater Spotted Eagle Page 5. Whimbrel Makes a Long Journey Page 6. In Search Of Your Comments; The LC4™ Advantage; Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry (continued) Page 7. New Products: 9.5 g. Solar PTT; Archival Pop-Up Tags Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe

 

Spring 2005

Page 1. Diversity: From Jabiru to Jellyfish Page 2. Conservation of the Rare Jabiru Stork in Mesoamerica Page 3. The Amazing Adventures of Colossus Page 4. The Peregrine Fund Uses GPS PTTs to Help Conserve Critically Endangered Asian Vultures Page 5. Giant Medusa Tracking in the Sea of Japan, 2004 Page 6. Win an Argos/GPS PTT! Page 7. New Products Page 8. School Girls Discover Tag, Gain a Lesson in Marine Science

 

Winter 2004

Page 1. GPS: The future is Here! Page 2. New Products Page 3. New Products, continued Page 4. Tracking Namibia's Most Endangered Species: The Cape Griffon Vulture Page 5. Argos/GPS Transmitters Reveal New Information About Post-Fledging Movements of Juvenile Wood Storks Page 6. Tracking Condors: Steady Improvements Lead to Significant Help in Recovering the Species Page 7. Tracking the Cape Griffon Vulture; New information on Juvenile Wood Storks; continued Page 8. Updated Manuals Available to Customers; Tracking Condors, continued

 

Spring 2004

Page 1. Around the world in 100 minutes-Part II: United Kingdom Page 2. Burkina Faso, Madeira Page 3. Brazil, Greenland Page 4. Canada-Quebec, Venezuela Page 5. Argentina, Eastern Canada Page 6. Chile, Southeastern United States Page 7. Western United States, United States-Alaska Page 8. United States-Hawaii, You need to know...how to retrieve your data from Argos

 

Winter 2003

Page 1. Around the world in 100 minutes: Australia Page 2. Japan, Réunion Island Page 3. United Arab Emirates, Norway Page 4. Czech Republic, Denmark Page 5. Germany, Switzerland Page 6. France, Spain Page 7. Gibraltar, Portugal

 

Spring 2003

Page 1. Product Update: New Products Introduced Page 2. New Products Mean New Capabilities Page 3. Feature Article: Satellite Tracking Southern Giant Petrels at Palmer Station, Antarctica Page 4. Feature Article, continued from page 3; New to Our Staff Page 5. Tracking the Fate and Habitat Preferences of White Marlin Released from Commercial Fishing Gear with Pop-up Satellite Archival Tags Page 6. Tracking White Marlin, continued from page 5; PTT Refurbishment Page 7. Icarus, the Sun and Microwave Telemetry—a Winning Combination Page 8. Mute Swan Impact on Chesapeake Bay Grasses

 

Winter 2002

Page 1. Two Archival Tags for Short-term and Long-term Studies Page 2. We Need Your Help Page 3. Feature Article: Monitoring Reintroduced Bald Eagles Page 4. Students Make the Connection Between Swallow-tailed Kite Conservation and Habitat Loss Page 5. Archival Pop-up Tag Studies of Pelagic Fishes and Sea Turtles in the Pacific Ocean Page 6. Archival Pop-up Tag Studies, continued; You Need to Know about New Argos IDs Page 7. Monitoring Bald Eagles, continued; Students, continued Page 8. Pop-up Tag Reveals Surprising Results; New to Our Staff

 

Spring 2002

Page 1. 70 gram Argos/GPS Parsing Software Page 2. You Need to Know: Two-page form; PTTs with new 28 bit IDs Page 3. Feature Article: Small is Beautiful: The use of 18 gram solar powered PTTs on Cory's Shearwaters Page 4. Taking the Classroom into the Field: Hawk Migration at Chelan Ridge, Washington Page 5. Archival Pop-up Satellite Tagging of Whale Sharks in Honduras and the Galapagos Islands Page 6. Taking the Classroom into the Field, continued Page 7. Implantable PTT Conference a Success Page 8. Tagging of Whale Sharks, continued

 

Winter 2001

Page 1. 70 gram Argos/GPS PTT Page 2. From the Dorms Page 3. Feature Article: Regional and Continental Movements of Double-crested Cormorants Page 4. You Need to Know; New Argos Frequencies Page 5. Initiating Pop-Up Satellite Tagging of White Sharks Page 6. Tagging of White Sharks, continued

 

Spring 2001

Page 1. SchoolProject Awards Page 2. ScholarshipAwards Page 3. FeatureArticle: Tracking Oriental White Storks Page 4. Updateon Tiny Solar PTT; You Need to Know; Tracking Oriental White Storks, continued Page 5. Tracking Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Page 6. Tracking Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, continue

 

Winter 2000

Page 1. New Products Page 2. Middle School Children Track Herons Page 3. Feature Article: Tracking Ospreys Page 4. Useful Tips—Finding a Lost PTT (part 2); Continuation of Osprey story; Customer Alert Page 5. Update on 18 g PTT Page 6. New to Our Staff

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