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L. Pérez-Rodríguez, Auteur ; E. García-de Blas, Auteur ; J. Martínez-Padilla, Auteur ; F. Mougeot, Auteur ; R. Mateo, AuteurThe carotenoid-based ornaments displayed by many birds often play key roles in social and sexual signalling, revealing information about individual quality. However, the proximate regulation of the honesty of sexual traits remains controversial.[...]
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J. Terraube, Auteur ; B. E. Arroyo, Auteur ; F. Mougeot, Auteur ; T. E. Katzner, Auteur ; E. A. Bragin, AuteurThe ecology and conservation status of Central Asian populations of Montagu's Harriers Circus pygargus are poorly known. We studied the breeding biology of this species during 3 years in the Naurzum region, north-central Kazakhstan. Most Montagu[...]
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A. Benítez-López, Auteur ; F. Casas, Auteur ; F. Mougeot, Auteur ; J. T. Garcia, Auteur ; C. A. Martin, Auteur ; L. Tatin, Auteur ; A. Wolff, Auteur ; J. Vinuela, AuteurSurvival and the underlying causes of mortality are key demographic parameters for understanding animal population dynamics and identifying conservation needs. Here we use a large data set of tagged wild pin-tailed sandgrouse (Pterocles alchata)[...]
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F. Casas, Auteur ; F. Mougeot, Auteur ; M. E. Ferrero, Auteur ; I. Sanchez-Barbudo, Auteur ; J. A. Davila, Auteur ; J. Vinuela, AuteurIn the last decades, the release of large numbers of farmed-reared birds became a widespread management practice for game species. The red-legged partridge (Alectoris rufa) is a quarry species with a high economic impact in rural areas of southw[...]
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F. Mougeot, Auteur ; V. Bretagnolle, AuteurUnlike most seabird families, the vast majority of small petrel species are nocturnal on their breeding grounds. Further, they reduce markedly their activity when the light level increases. Moonlight avoidance might he a consequence of reduction[...]
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F. Mougeot, Auteur ; S. M. Redpath, AuteurSexual ornaments may enable females to discriminate amongst potential mates and choose those having either fewer parasites, or those which are more immunocompetent, or better able to cope with parasites. Tetraonid birds exhibit supra-orbital com[...]
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F. Mougeot, Auteur ; S. M. Redpath, Auteur ; F. Leckie, AuteurIn many birds, females prefer males with the biggest or brightest sexual ornaments. which might reflect a higher phenotypic quality, Such as fewer parasites. Unlike humans, most birds detect near-ultraviolet (UV) light, and UV signals can play a[...]
