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Noah G. Perlut, Auteur ; Thomas C. Klak, Auteur ; Eldar Rakhimberdiev, AuteurCaribbean Martins (Progne dominicensis) are common breeders on most Caribbean islands, where they regularly roost and nest in urban areas from February through August. However, from September through January, the basic ecology of this species?it[...]
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Gregory J. Robertson, Auteur ; Sheena Roul, Auteur ; Karel A. Allard, Auteur ; Cynthia Pekarik, Auteur ; Raphael A. Lavoie, Auteur ; Julie C. Ellis, Auteur ; Noah G. Perlut, Auteur ; Antony W. Diamond, Auteur ; Nikki Benjamin, Auteur ; Robert A. Ronconi, Auteur ; Scott G. Gilliland, Auteur ; Brian G. Veitch, AuteurHerring Gull (Larus argentatus) and Great Black-backed Gull (L. marinus) morphometric data from various eastern North American locations was collected to examine the sources of variation in body size within and among geographic regions. For Herr[...]
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Noah G. Perlut, Auteur ; David N. Bonter, Auteur ; Julie C. Ellis, Auteur ; Margaret S. Friar, AuteurA number of colonial waterbird species have been documented nesting on roof-tops throughout Europe and North America. The most common hypothesis explaining why gulls (Laridae) select roof-tops for nesting has been that population growth rates ar[...]
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Noah G. Perlut, Auteur ; Allan M. Strong, AuteurOur understanding of the full life cycle of most migratory birds remains limited. Estimates of survival rates, particularly for first-year birds are notably lacking. This knowledge gap results in imprecise parameters in population models and lim[...]
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Among wild birds, females expressing a male-like phenotype have rarely been documented. During a study of Bobolinks (Dolichonyx oryzivorus) in Vermont, I observed a female that changed secondary sexually selected plumage forms between breeding s[...]
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Noah G. Perlut, Auteur ; Allan M. Strong, Auteur ; Therese M. Donovan, Auteur ; Neil J. Buckley, AuteurAlthough population declines of grassland songbirds in North America and Europe are well-documented, the effect of local processes on regional population persistence is unclear. To assess population viability of grassland songbirds at a regional[...]
