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Drivers of occupancy in the European Nightjar Caprimulgus europaeus breeding in wind-damaged forests
Chiara Bettega, Auteur ; Alma De Angelis, Auteur ; Andrea Pilastro, Auteur ; Luigi Marchesi, Auteur ; Paolo Pedrini, Auteur ; Mattia Brambilla, AuteurThe landscape mosaic and increased heterogeneity resulting from a severe forest disturbance (windstorm followed by bark beetle outbreak) in Northern Italy increased suitable habitat for the European Nightjar, primarily due to the newly establish[...]Nouveauté
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Lorenzo Serra, Auteur ; Matteo Griggio, Auteur ; Giulia Casasole, Auteur ; Simone Pirrello, Auteur ; Leonida Fusani, Auteur ; Andrea Pilastro, AuteurFeather colours can be produced by the organization of feather microstructure, by pigmentation (mainly due to melanins and carotenoids) or both. The expression of feather colours is usually influenced by testosterone (T) levels through several i[...]
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Simone Pirrello, Auteur ; Andrea Pilastro, Auteur ; Diego Rubolini, Auteur ; Jacopo G. Cecere, Auteur ; Andrea Romano, Auteur ; Alessandro Andreotti, Auteur ; Stefano Volponi, Auteur ; Nicola Saino, Auteur ; Matteo Griggio, Auteur ; Lorenzo Serra, AuteurIn animals, events occurring early in life can have profound effects on subsequent life-history events. Early developmental stresses often produce negative long-lasting impacts, although positive effects of mild stressors have also been document[...]
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Andrea Pilastro, Auteur ; Fernando Spina, Auteur ; Pierfrancesco Micheloni, AuteurIn order to investigate pre-migratory strategies of Swallows in Italy, simultaneous ringing activities were carried on during three focal days (September 6-8, 1996) at 24 different roosts scattered across the Italian peninsula and main islands. [...]
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Simone Pirrello, Auteur ; Andrea Pilastro, Auteur ; Lorenzo Serra, AuteurNest-dwelling ectoparasites represent an early stressor for birds as they impair the development of nestlings, which can adaptively respond by adjusting their growth rate to current conditions. While nest ectoparasites have long-term effects on [...]
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Lorenzo Serra, Auteur ; Simone Pirrello, Auteur ; Davide Licheri, Auteur ; Matteo Griggio, Auteur ; Andrea Pilastro, AuteurThere is growing evidence that moult speed affects plumage quality. In many bird species, males and females differ in terms of breeding effort, survival expectation and the relationship between fitness and plumage quality. Consequently, differen[...]
