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,ecific food” (Immelmann 1971). An exception to this maybe the Double-banded Courser . in southern Africa, since it breeds throughout the year, regardless of environmental conditions (Maclean 1967b). “Every species is apparently adjusted to breed at the time of year at which it can raise its young most efficiently” (Immelmann 1971).

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Managing Cache and State for ASP.NETaclean 1967a) and make for an interesting comparison with each other and with the equally convergent seedsnipes (Thinocoridae) of South America (Maclean 1969a), which have been shown to be charadriiforms (Sibley et al. 1968) most closely related to the Scolopacidae (Sibley and Monroe 1990).

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Dialog-orientierte Programmierung, be kept to the barest minimum compatible with survival. The account which follows deals with the single most important function of adaptation to the arid environment, and that is the conservation of water.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0824-2his means that evaporative heat loss has to be balanced against the availability of water, as shown in the previous chapter. How birds meet these environmental and physiological challenges is the subject of the following account.

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The IF, GO TO and EVALUATE Statementsom time to time (e.g. Maclean 1976c; Drozdov 1984); this is not surprising in view of the similarly harsh environmental selection pressures to which arid-zone birds are subjected. Such convergence is physiological, morphological and behavioural

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Desert Avifaunas,om time to time (e.g. Maclean 1976c; Drozdov 1984); this is not surprising in view of the similarly harsh environmental selection pressures to which arid-zone birds are subjected. Such convergence is physiological, morphological and behavioural

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Book 1996ation from John Cloudsley-Thompson to write the book, because he had been out of direct touch with desert biology for some years. My response to John‘s invitation to write Ecophysiology of Desert Birds was much the same, and for the same reasons. However, with his encouragement and, taking account o

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