Titlebook: Avian Migration; Peter Berthold,Eberhard Gwinner,Edith Sonnenschein Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Ori

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45750-0ges. Examples are drawn mainly from the European avifauna, but some parallels are drawn with the North American. The chapter provides a synthesis of information given in earlier papers (Newton 1995a,b; Newton and Dale 1996a, 1996b, 1997), with further details on some aspects.

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Ecology and Evolution of Hummingbird Population Movements and Migrationen in equatorial regions (Hilty 1997), so that hummingbirds must adjust and balance their ability to take advantage of resource concentrations in both space and time to maximize fitness (Schuchmann 1996).

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Geographical Patterns in Bird Migrationges. Examples are drawn mainly from the European avifauna, but some parallels are drawn with the North American. The chapter provides a synthesis of information given in earlier papers (Newton 1995a,b; Newton and Dale 1996a, 1996b, 1997), with further details on some aspects.

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Within Ten Feathers: Primary Moult Strategies of Migratory Waders (Charadrii)any species, it is appropriate initially to focus on the moult of the primary wing feathers, because the main annual moult of many other feather tracts takes place within the period of moult of the primaries.

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Evolution of Bird Migration: A Phylogenetic and Biogeographic Perspectivedegrees of relatedness and migratoriness. Such phylogeny estimates have become available only recently, e.g. for the genera . (Price et al. 1997, . (Helbig and Seibold 1999), . (Blondel et al. 1996; Helbig in Shirihai et al. 2001) and the subfamiliy Parulinae (mainly genus . Lovette and Bermingham 1

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Quantitative Genetic Analysis of Migratory Behaviourn was concerned with providing evidence for the existence of this migration instinct, and specifying which components of migratory behaviour are innate and which are acquired by experience or learning. These arguments were exclusively based on observational evidence. In the 1930s first experimental

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Circannual and Circadian Contributions to the Timing of Avian Migrationpare the fields so that the rice can be planted in the months of the brown shrike (.), October/November, and of the Japanese sparrow hawk (.), November/December (Smythies 1960). Thus, migrants provide important cues about time of year in a region in which reliable seasonal information is scarce. In