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Role Specialization in the Parental and Territorial Behavior of the Killdeer (<em>Charadrius Vociferus</em>)
This study attempts to quantify role specialization in breeding Killdeers with respect to territorial and parental behavior. Individual birds were trapped at the nest and marked. Birds were sexed by their positions in copulation. Behavioral units were determined and described and the occurrences of
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