Red knot (Calidris canutus) COSEWIC assessment and status report: chapter 4

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Figure 1: Worldwide Distribution of the Six Recognized Subspecies of the Red Knot
Figure 2: Adult Red Knot in Breeding (alternate) Plumage
Figure 3: Minimum Spanning Network Diagram Showing the Relationships Between Haplotypes from the Mitochondrial Control Region of Knots
Figure 4: Observed and Expected Mismatch Distributions of Mitochondrial Control Region Sequences in Knots
Figure 5: Breeding Range of Red Knots in the Canadian Arctic
Figure 6: Predicted Locations of Nesting Habitats of Red Knots Based on Land Cover Types in the Central Canadian Arctic
Figure 7: Important Areas for Red Knots in Eastern Canada
Figure 8: Population Estimates of Red Knots Rufa Subspecies in Southern South America from Aerial Surveys Conducted in 1982/1985 and 2000 – 2006
Figure 9: Counts of C. c. rufa at Major Wintering Sites in Tierra del Fuego
Figure 10: Maximum Counts Observed During Aerial Surveys of Red Knots During Northward Migration in Delaware Bay, 1992-2006
Figure 11: Mean Counts of Red Knots Observed During Southward Migration on the East Coasts of the US and Canada (from International Shorebird Survey and Maritimes (Atlantic Canada) Shorebird Survey datasets), 1972-1998
Figure 12: Predicted Population Trends of Adult Rufa Red Knots, Juveniles, and the Sum of these Two Age Groups for 10 Years from 2000
Figure 13: Declines of Red Knots Subspecies Islandica on Wintering Grounds in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands Between 1998 and 2003

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