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Auteur Jose Pedro Granadeiro |
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Maria Alho, Auteur ; Jose Pedro Granadeiro, Auteur ; Juan Carlos Rando, Auteur ; Pedro Geraldes, Auteur ; Paulo Catry, AuteurIslands worldwide have suffered seabird extinctions after the arrival of humans and the alien species they introduced. On Santa Luzia (Cabo Verde), an uninhabited island of 35 km2, the presence of an impressive quantity of petrel bones in coasta[...]![]()
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Paulo Catry, Auteur ; Rafael Matias, Auteur ; Luis Vicente, Auteur ; Jose Pedro Granadeiro, AuteurBrood-guarding (or the continual attendance at the nest by one parent) has been relatively little studied in altricial birds. Parental investment in brood-guarding is often highly variable within a species, and the study of such variability may [...]![]()
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Paulo Catry, Auteur ; Jose Pedro Granadeiro, Auteur ; Jaime Ramos, Auteur ; Richard A. Phillips, Auteur ; Paulo Oliveira, AuteurIt has long been known that birds change their behaviour, reproductive performance and survival as they mature, including in the first few years after recruitment into the breeding population. However, and contrasting with the description of pat[...]![]()
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Hany Alonso, Auteur ; Rafael Matias, Auteur ; Jose Pedro Granadeiro, Auteur ; Paulo Catry, AuteurThe replacement of old feathers is essential for birds, but it is also an energy-demanding task. As moult usually does not coincide with other stressful events in its annual cycle, such as reproduction and migration, the bird can optimise its us[...]![]()
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Unravelling migration routes and wintering grounds of European rollers using light-level geolocators
Ines Catry, Auteur ; Teresa Catry, Auteur ; Jose Pedro Granadeiro, Auteur ; Aldina M. A. Franco, Auteur ; Francisco Moreira, AuteurWe used light-level geolocators to track the migratory journey of a globally near-threatened trans-Saharan migrant, the European roller Coracias garrulus, from its breeding grounds in Iberia to its wintering grounds in southern Africa. During au[...]



