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Christoph Kulemeyer, Auteur ; Axel Schulz, Auteur ; Alexander Weidauer, Auteur ; Volker Roehrbein, Auteur ; Konrad Schleicher, Auteur ; Torsten Foy, Auteur ; Goerres Grenzdoerffer, Auteur ; Timothy Coppack, AuteurKulemeyer C, Schulz A, Weidauer A, Rohrbein V. Schleicher K, Foy T, Grenzdorffer G & Coppack T 2011: Georeferenced digital photography for an objective and reproducible quantification of staging sea birds. Vogelwarte 49: 105-110.An expansion of [...]
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Yolanda E. Morbey, Auteur ; Timothy Coppack, Auteur ; Francisco Pulido, AuteurOur understanding of avian migration has progressed significantly, yet the selective conditions that favor the arrival of males before females at the site of reproduction remain largely unclear. Here, we review the leading adaptive hypotheses fo[...]
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Timothy Coppack, Auteur ; Franz Bairlein, AuteurBird migration has evolved under the influence of annual and daily fluctuations in resource availability. Numerous passerine migrants migrate exclusively by night, maximizing the time available for foraging and feeding during the day. When held [...]
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Gernot Segelbacher, Auteur ; Thomas Sacher, Auteur ; Anke Schwarzenberger, Auteur ; Sonja Woitsch, Auteur ; Franz Bairlein, Auteur ; Timothy Coppack, AuteurAlthough the European blackbird, Turdus merula, is one of the most abundant and conspicuous songbirds of the Western Palaearctic and, as such, has been subject of numerous behavioural and ecological studies, there is to date no specific, PCR-bas[...]
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Timothy Coppack, AuteurGeographic variation in the timing of breeding, moult and migration of birds reflects adjustment of their annual cycles to regional differences in environmental conditions. Understanding to what degree this variation results from phenotypic plas[...]
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Jan O. Engler, Auteur ; Thomas Sacher, Auteur ; Ortwin Elle, Auteur ; Timothy Coppack, Auteur ; Franz Bairlein, AuteurNatal dispersal has major consequences for the dynamics and genetic structure of populations. Female-biased natal dispersal, otherwise the norm in birds, is overridden when the place to move is limited, as on isolated islands. This effect was co[...]
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