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Auteur E. Lehikoinen |
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J. Valkama ; P. Saurola ; A. Lehikoinen ; E. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; M. Piha, Auteur ; P. Sola, Auteur ; W. Velmala, Auteur | [S.l.] : LUOMUS | 2014LUOMUS (FIN) 549p![]()
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T. Eeva, Auteur ; P. Andelmin, Auteur ; T. Hokkanen, Auteur ; P. Riivari, Auteur ; M. P. Ahola, Auteur ; T. Laaksonen, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, AuteurWe analyzed temporal and spatial variation in timing of breeding of a highly resident bird species, the Crested Tit (Lophophanes cristatus), over the past 86 years in southern Finland. Besides describing temporal changes in breeding times over t[...]![]()
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J. G. Bojarinova, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; T. Eeva, AuteurWe examined the influence of hatching date, nestling condition (body mass), size and sex on the age at the onset, and on the duration and extent of postjuvenile moult in a Great Tit population in southern Finland. Date of hatching explained most[...]![]()
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S. Veistola, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; T. Eeva, AuteurForaging niches of a well-established native (Siberian Tit) and a southern migratory passerine (Pied Flycatcher) were studied at their northern Limit of distribution in Finnish Lapland at 69 degrees N. For both species, there were marked seasona[...]![]()
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T. Vuorisalo, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; R. Lahtinen, AuteurThe oldest certain evidence for domestic pigeons (Columba livia) in Finland dates back to 1557, when pigeons were kept at the Iso-Heikkila royal estate near Turku. For the period 1600-1800 evidence is extremely scarce. In the 19th century both d[...]![]()
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A. P. Tottrup, Auteur ; K. Thorup, Auteur ; T. Coppack, Auteur ; K. Rainio, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; C. Rahbek, Auteur![]()
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A. V. Vahatalo, Auteur ; K. Rainio, Auteur ; A. Lehikoinen, Auteur ; E. Lehikoinen, AuteurThe timing of arrival of 81 migratory species in response to the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) was studied at two Finnish bird observatories (1970-99). Timing was determined for the first migrants and for the peak of migration, as well as for[...]



