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Juan D. Ibáñez-Álamo, Auteur ; M. Soler, AuteurSeveral studies have found that adult birds of altricial species adjust their parental care behaviour (i.e. nest visits) in response to the current risk of predation for their offspring. However, no experimental study has so far investigated whe[...]
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M. Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; J. J. Palomino, Auteur ; M. Soler, Auteur ; J. J. Soler, AuteurFactors affecting success of individual clutches and reproduction in the Hoopoe Upupa epops were studied over five years in a colour-ringed population in Granada, southern Spain. Pairs initiated between one and three breeding attempts per season[...]
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Polish Scientific Publishers Warszawa (POL) p253-261
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M. Soler 1986? p253-261
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M. Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; J. J. Palomino, Auteur ; M. Soler, AuteurExperimental Hoopoe Upupa epops songs prepared with synthetic sound to differ in strophe length were used to test whether Hoopoe females prefer long strophes. The songs were broadcast simultaneously in the field from two loudspeakers situated 10[...]
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L. De Neve, Auteur ; J. J. Soler, Auteur ; M. Soler, Auteur ; T. Perez-Contreras, AuteurReproductive success in many avian populations declines throughout the breeding season. Two hypotheses have gained attention to explain such a decline: the "timing" hypothesis proposes that deteriorating food availability causes the decline in r[...]
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L. De Neve, Auteur ; J. J. Soler, Auteur ; M. Soler, Auteur ; T. Perez-Contreras, Auteur ; M. Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; J. G. Martinez, AuteurFood availability is an important factor affecting breeding success in birds. Food supplementation experiments in birds have in general focused on the effects on reproductive success in terms of female investment (laying date, clutch size, egg s[...]
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J. J. Palomino, Auteur ; M. Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; M. Soler, Auteur ; J. J. Soler, AuteurDans Ardea (86(2) 1998)Avian nest building behaviour has generally been viewed as a result of natural selection, and several functional hypotheses have been suggested to explain variance in nest size. These include responses to predation and parasitism risk, and aspec[...]
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M. Martin-Vivaldi, Auteur ; M. Soler, Auteur ; A. P. Moller, AuteurMost studies that have tested the egg-recognition and egg-rejection ability of European cuckoo Cuculus canorus hosts have used artificial model eggs that are much harder than real Cuckoo eggs. Here we evaluate whether the use of such models over[...]
