Titlebook: Current Ornithology; Dennis M. Power Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 anatomy.behavior.biology.bird.conservation bi

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Hatching Asynchrony and the Onset of Incubation in Birds, Revisited,s reproduction also occurs in animals with external fertilization or development when all zygotes are subject to the same environmental conditions (e.g., many insects, anurans, and fishes). Thus, in most the behavior of parents has little effect on the time between the emergence of their first and last young.

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Women in Engineering and Scienced to a wide variety of conceptual issues concerning avian behavior and ecology. In this chapter, I review these developments, point out uncertainties about the method that need to be addressed, and suggest additional subjects in ornithology that could benefit from application of the method.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57795-1cess, or because it may be costly in some other way, individual recognition will probably only evolve when benefits outweigh these costs (e.g., Beer, 1970; Wilson, 1975; Falls, 1982, Beecher and Stoddard, 1990).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57795-1mes which I refer to collectively as “ornaments.” Since many hypotheses for the evolution of color and pattern (especially conspicuous colors and patterns) involve communicative functions that apply also to the evolution of ornaments, I treat both color and ornaments in this review.

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Ilene Klein CISSP, CISM, CIPP/USs reproduction also occurs in animals with external fertilization or development when all zygotes are subject to the same environmental conditions (e.g., many insects, anurans, and fishes). Thus, in most the behavior of parents has little effect on the time between the emergence of their first and last young.

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Book 1995havior; assess the value of the ‘‘broodreduction hypothesis‘‘ in explaining ‘‘the paradox of hatchingasynchrony‘‘; and explore the validity and sensitivity of growth bandsin feathers as an indication of nutritional condition and the use offeather banding in studying growth. Chapters are well support

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,Challenges Facing a “Policy for Children”,s led to greater interest in methods of monitoring population change in nongame birds. Without monitoring we are unable to document long-term change, to determine whether short-term fluctuation is within a normal range, or to evaluate the effectiveness of management.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1835-8anatomy; behavior; biology; bird; conservation biology; ecology; evolution; migration; nutrition; ornithology

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978-1-4613-5743-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995