The Numbers Are In!

Here is the final tally of shorebird capture in South America. The blood samples remain in Buenos Aires since the airline (Continental) denied me access to the plane with the cryoshippers (http://www.chart-ind.com/litfiles/11550825.pdf). So I continue to wait as patiently as possible for my colleague to ship them back to me. There is a whole lot of work and stress in those barrels, not to mention my Master's thesis. After I get all the samples back on US soil, I'll embark on a final field season this northbound migration in TX and then be in the lab for the summer analyzing my samples. Whoopee!

	Table 2: Species and Sample Totals for South America
	Species	Captures	Plasma				Footwash				Tox Feathers					Iso Feathers					Reference				Exposure
			PY	AR	UY		PY	AR	UY		PY	AR	UY		PY	AR		UY			PY	AR	UY		PY	AR	UY
AMGP	P. dominica	47	1	4	41		1	4	32		1	4	33		1	4		41			1	1	26		-	3	16
BASA	C. bairdii	1	-	1	-		-	1	-		-	1	-		-	1		-			-	1	-		-	-	-
BBSA	T. subruficollis	24	-	7	16		-	8	16		-	8	16		-	8		16			-	-	15		-	8	1
COPL	Ch. collaris	16	1	5	-		-	1	-		-	1	-		1	14		-			1	8	-		-	7	-
COSN	G. gallinago	3	-	-	3		-	-	-		-	-	3		-	-		3			-	-	3		-	-	-
LEYE	T. flavipes	6	-	2	4		-	2	4		-	2	4		-	2		4			-	2	4		-	-	-
PESA	C. melanotos	42	-	21	21		-	21	21		-	21	21		-	21		21			-	8	-		-	13	21
SAPS	N. semicollaris	5	-	2	3		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	2		3			-	-	3		-	2	-
SOLA	V.chilensis	6	-	-	4		-	-	3		-	-	3		-	-		4			-	-	-		-	-	6
STSA	C. himantopus	6	-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	6		-			-	6	-		-	-	-
TBPL	C. falklandicus	4	-	-	-		-	-	-		-	-	-		-	4		-			-	4	-		-	-	-
WRSA	C. fuscicollis	85	6	45	30		3	35	28		3	32	26		6	47		28			7	40	24		-	7	8
		245	8	87	122		4	72	104		4	69	106		8	109		120			9	70	75		-	40	52

The table is a little hard to read without the lines that appear in excel but you can make your way through it!