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Auteur Hannah L. Dugdale |
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Rhys E. Green, Auteur ; Patricia Brekke, Auteur ; Hannah Ward, Auteur ; Matt Slaymaker, Auteur ; Marco van der Velde, Auteur ; Jan Komdeur, Auteur ; Hannah L. Dugdale, AuteurDans Ibis (161(4) 2019)We used microsatellite DNA to assign probable parentage of young Corn Crakes to adult males and females and used these assignments to estimate the distribution of distances between broods of chicks and juveniles and the night-time singing place [...]![]()
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Thomas F. Johnson, Auteur ; Thomas J. Brown, Auteur ; David S. Richardson, Auteur ; Hannah L. Dugdale, AuteurTranslocations are a valuable tool within conservation, and when performed successfully can rescue species from extinction. However, to label a translocation a success, extensive post-translocation monitoring is required, ensuring the population[...]![]()
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Liviu G. Pârâu, Auteur ; Sjouke A. Kingma, Auteur ; Simon E. Weigl, Auteur ; Hannah L. Dugdale, Auteur ; Catherine M. Lessells, Auteur ; Julia Schroeder, AuteurSleeping in the nest at the beginning of the breeding season is common for birds nesting in cavities. Here, we report evidence that European Bee-eaters Merops apiaster sleep in pairs in the nesting burrow. In 3.2% of the nest checks, we found tw[...]![]()
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Els Atema, Auteur ; Ellis Mulder, Auteur ; Hannah L. Dugdale, Auteur ; Michael Briga, Auteur ; Arie J. van Noordwijk, Auteur ; Simon Verhulst, AuteurTelomere length predicts survival in birds, and many stressors that presumably reduce fitness have also been linked to telomere length. The response to selection of telomere length will be largely determined by the heritability of this trait; ho[...]![]()
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Julia Schroeder, Auteur ; Ian Cleasby, Auteur ; Hannah L. Dugdale, Auteur ; Shinichi Nakagawa, Auteur ; Terry Burke, AuteurProvisioning behavior in altricial birds is often used to measure parental investment and is assumed to have fitness consequences to the parents providing it, with the benefits outweighing the costs. Here we investigate the fitness costs and ben[...]



