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Romina C. Scardamaglia, Auteur ; Axel A. Lew, Auteur ; Agustín Gravano, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Alex Kacelnik, Auteur ; Juan C. Reboreda, AuteurSocial monogamy predominates in avian mating systems, but this strategy seems unlikely among brood parasites, where the emancipation from parental care should lead to an increase in numbers of mates for both sexes. Despite this, there is great d[...]
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Sophia C. M. Orzechowski, Auteur ; J. Ryan Shipley, Auteur ; Teresa M. Pegan, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurBlood sampling is a frequently used method of collecting genetic and physiological data in natural populations, and understanding the possible impact of blood sampling on individuals and populations is important, both for the welfare of study or[...]
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Robert G. Clark, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Russell D. Dawson, Auteur ; Dave Shutler, Auteur ; David J. T. Hussell, Auteur ; Michael P. Lombardo, Auteur ; Patrick A. Thorpe, Auteur ; Peter O. Dunn, Auteur ; Linda A. Whittingham, AuteurDetermining demographic rates in wild animal populations and understanding why rates vary are important challenges in population ecology and conservation. Whereas reproductive success is reported frequently for many songbird species, there are r[...]
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Emilie A. Ospina, Auteur ; Caren B. Cooper, Auteur ; Marcela Liljesthröm, Auteur ; Daniel R. Ardia, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurIntermittent female incubation, where eggs are left unattended periodically while the female forages, is common among passerines. In extremely cold environments, unattended eggs may be at risk of freezing or exposed to suboptimal developmental t[...]
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Eli S. Bridge, Auteur ; Jeffrey F. Kelly, Auteur ; Andrea Contina, Auteur ; Richard M. Gabrielson, Auteur ; Robert B. MacCurdy, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurLight-level geolocation data loggers, or geologgers, have recently been miniaturized to the extent that they can be deployed on small songbirds, allowing us to determine many previously unknown migration routes, breeding locations, and wintering[...]
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Eldar Rakhimberdiev, Auteur ; Nathan R. Senner, Auteur ; Mo A. Verhoeven, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Willem Bouten, Auteur ; Theunis Piersma, AuteurAnnual routines of migratory birds inferred from archival solar geolocation devices have never before been confirmed using GPS technologies. A female black-tailed godwit Limosa limosa limosa captured on the breeding grounds in the Netherlands in[...]
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Peter A. Hosner, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurDispersal is a critical link between organismal and population biology, yet, because of their mobility, our understanding of the causes and consequences of long-distance dispersal by birds remains poorly known. Methods used to study dispersal in[...]
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DNA sequence assessment of phylogenetic relationships among New World martins (Hirundinidae: Progne)
Robert G. Moyle, Auteur ; Beth Slikas, Auteur ; Linda A. Whittingham, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Frederick H. Sheldon, Auteur
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Brian L. Sullivan, Auteur ; Jocelyn L. Aycrigg, Auteur ; Jessie H. Barry, Auteur ; Rick E. Bonney, Auteur ; Nicholas Bruns, Auteur ; Caren B. Cooper, Auteur ; Theo Damoulas, Auteur ; Andre A. Dhondt, Auteur ; Tom Dietterich, Auteur ; Andrew Farnsworth, Auteur ; Daniel Fink, Auteur ; John W. Fitzpatrick, Auteur ; Thomas Fredericks, Auteur ; Jeff Gerbracht, Auteur ; Carla Gomes, Auteur ; Wesley M. Hochachka, Auteur ; Marshall J. Iliff, Auteur ; Carl Lagoze, Auteur ; Frank A. La Sorte, Auteur ; Matthew Merrifield, Auteur ; Will Morris, Auteur ; Tina B. Phillips, Auteur ; Mark Reynolds, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ; Nancy M. Trautmann, Auteur ; Andrea Wiggins, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Weng-Keen Wong, Auteur ; Christopher L. Wood, Auteur ; Jun Yu, Auteur ; Steve Kelling, AuteurCitizen-science projects engage volunteers to gather or process data to address scientific questions. But citizen-science projects vary in their ability to contribute usefully for science, conservation, or public policy. eBird has evolved from a[...]
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Paulo E. Llambías, Auteur ; Peter Wrege, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurWe studied the relationship among re-mating, site fidelity and breeding performance in the tree swallow Tachycineta bicolor using 16 y of data on reproductive biology in a population breeding in nest boxes near Ithaca, New York. Of 217 pairs for[...]
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Valentina Ferretti, Auteur ; Marcela Liljesthröm, Auteur ; Aldana S. López, Auteur ; Irby J. Lovette, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurGeographic patterns of variation in life-history traits have puzzled researchers for decades. However, the widely accepted idea that mating systems exhibit a tropical–temperate latitudinal trend, with extra-pair mating systems being the norm amo[...]
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Theunis Piersma, Auteur ; Robert B. MacCurdy, Auteur ; Rich M. Gabrielson, Auteur ; John Cluderay, Auteur ; Anne Dekinga, Auteur ; Eric L. Spaulding, Auteur ; Thomas Oudman, Auteur ; Jeroen Onrust, Auteur ; Jan A. van Gils, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Allert I. Bijleveld, AuteurWe review the design principles of the 'Time Of Arrival' (TOA) tracking system, developed at the Laboratory of Ornithology at Cornell University, as well as the joint attempts by NIOZ and Cornell University to turn this proven idea into a field-[...]
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Eldar Rakhimberdiev, Auteur ; Julia Karagicheva, Auteur ; Kim Jaatinen, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; John B. Phillips, Auteur ; Theunis Piersma, AuteurIn many species, naive first-time migrants undertake migration without adults, supposedly on the basis of a simple' vector programme that combines an innate directional preference with a temporal programme that specifies distance. In strongly di[...]
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Valentina Ferretti, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, AuteurThe costs imposed by parental care duties on an individual's future survival and reproduction generate conflicts because parents should attempt to minimize their investment in the present brood, and exploit the parental care of the other parent.[...]
