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phic structure of Raptor communities, demography,behavioral ecology, species diversity, and the evolution of avianontogenies. The book also features the most extensive list ofinternational references available on raptor diet and feeding behaviorand nocturnality. .Current Ornithology. is the onlyEngl

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Angelos Stefanidis,Guy Fitzgeraldture of Raptor communities, demography,behavioral ecology, species diversity, and the evolution of avianontogenies. The book also features the most extensive list ofinternational references available on raptor diet and feeding behaviorand nocturnality. .Current Ornithology. is the onlyEnglish-langua

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Rolf Granow,Andreas D?rich,Farina Steinert outside the breeding season, the role of predation in limiting numbers, and the evolution of prolonged incubation periods. Authors are based in Belgium, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Is there evidence for wholesale population declines in North Ameri- can birds? Robert Askins says yes,

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Alicja Keplinger,Jolanta Kowal,Emilia Fr?tczak,Karolina ?awecka,Paulina Stok?osaher taxa, and communities and the corresponding variation in their ecology. Few biologists would deny there are differences between organisms that are related to differences in their ecology. Going beyond a naive inspection of the living world and pursuing a more scientific approach to the subject m

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Palash Berand showy plumage, bird song has been extensively studied as a model of avian sexual selection. There has now accumulated much experimental evidence, from both field and laboratory studies, that song functions to attract mates and to repel competitors from territories (Kroodsma and Byers, 1991; Searc

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Olga Cherednichenko,Olha Yanholenko,Olena Iakovleva,Oleksii Kustovnd showy plumage, bird song has been extensively studied as a model of avian sexual selection. There has now accumulated much experimental evidence, from both field and laboratory studies, that song functions to attract mates and to repel competitors from territories (Kroodsma and Byers, 1991; Searc

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er conceptually or operationally. Although at this time there is no clear consensus on the definition for body condition, conceptually, the term in many cases describes the degree to which an organism’s physiological state influences its performance (i.e., production, activity, or response to enviro