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Miriam J. Brandt, Auteur ; Will Cresswell, AuteurKnowledge of a species' movement behaviour and habitat choice is a prerequisite for assessing its ecological requirements to plan successful conservation strategies. Little is known about these factors in the Rock Firefinch, a recently described[...]
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Miriam J. Brandt, Auteur ; Will Cresswell, AuteurAn animal's foraging decisions are the outcome of the relative importance of the risk of starvation and predation. Fat deposition insures against periods of food shortage but it also carries a cost in terms of mass dependent predation risk due t[...]
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Daniel T. C. Cox, Auteur ; Miriam J. Brandt, Auteur ; Ross Mcgregor, Auteur ; Ulf Ottosson, Auteur ; Matthew C. Stevens, Auteur ; Will Cresswell, AuteurBirds in the northern hemisphere usually increase mass reserves in response to seasonal low temperatures and shorter day length that increase foraging unpredictability and so starvation risk. In the lowland tropics, relatively low temperatures a[...]
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Daniel T. C. Cox, Auteur ; Miriam J. Brandt, Auteur ; Ross Mcgregor, Auteur ; Ulf Ottosson, Auteur ; Matthew C. Stevens, Auteur ; Will Cresswell, AuteurIn order to maximise breeding success in a seasonally fluctuating environment animals breed during periods of increased resource abundance and avoid times of resource constraint. In tropical savannahs, variation in resources in time and space is[...]
