Titlebook: Ecophysiology of Desert Birds; Gordon Lindsay Maclean Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Osmoregulation.adaptation.adaption.

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Breeding (1): Timing of Breeding,dequate food supply…. Each species has therefore evolved the timing of its breeding so that it coincides with a maximum availability of its species-specific food” (Immelmann 1971). An exception to this maybe the Double-banded Courser . in southern Africa, since it breeds throughout the year, regardl

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Breeding (2): Ecology of Breeding,uilding (where relevant) and subsequent parental behaviour follow in sequence. These activities may involve finding appropriate nesting materials (for example, green grass in the case of weavers . spp.), acquiring enough food to build up body condition and reserves for the production of eggs, energy

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,Into Tommorow……..,ions of North America, southern Africa, North Africa and Australia. The remaining deserts have received very little attention, yet they must have much to offer the researcher in the way of new and comparative information. Some work has been done in the deserts of South America and a little on those

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