| Titre : | Ibis : The International Journal of Avian Science 163(3) - July, 2021 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/07/2021 |
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Nóra M. Magonyi, Auteur ;
Krisztian Szabo, Auteur ;
Peter Fehervari, Auteur ;
Szabolcs Solt, Auteur ;
Péter Palatitz, Auteur ;
Nora Vili, Auteur ;
Peter Bertók, Auteur ;
Robert Mátics, Auteur
Based on the genotyping of 97 chicks and 74 adults from 37 families we describe extra-pair paternity (EPP), intraspecific brood parasitism (IBP), quasi-parasitism (QP) and polygamy in the Red-footed Falcon Falco vespertinus. The frequency of chi[...]
Article
Ambre Salis, Auteur ;
Thierry Lengagne, Auteur ;
Jean-Paul Lena, Auteur ;
Mylene Dutour, Auteur
Currently, there is considerable debate surrounding the presence of some human language-specific characteristics in non-human animals, such as the use of compositional syntax (i.e. meaning of a sequence determined both by meaning of its individu[...]
Article
Paulo V. Q. Zima, Auteur ;
Daniel F. Perrella, Auteur ;
Mercival R. Francisco, Auteur
Several hypotheses have been proposed to account for the function of eggshell pigmentation. One predicts that patterns of colour and markings provide camouflage against visually oriented nest predators. However, the effectiveness of any anti-pre[...]
Article
Václav Jelínek, Auteur ;
Michal Šulc, Auteur ;
Gabriela Štětková, Auteur ;
Marcel Honza, Auteur
Avian brood parasites pose a serious threat to hosts, substantially reducing their fitness, which selects for the evolution of host defences. A classic example of a host frontline defence is mobbing, which frequently includes contact attacking o[...]
Article
Riccardo Ton, Auteur ;
Laura L. Hurley, Auteur ;
Simon C. Griffith, Auteur
In birds, ambient temperature can influence adult incubation behaviour, energy budget, egg temperature and embryonic development, with downstream effects on offspring survival. Surprisingly, experimental manipulations of the whole nesting enviro[...]
Article
Yanina Poblete, Auteur ;
Esteban Botero-Delgadillo, Auteur ;
Pamela Espíndola-Hernández, Auteur ;
Rodrigo A. Vásquez, Auteur
Within-population variation in timing of breeding may be linked to a trade-off between the risks and benefits of breeding earlier. This trade-off may be mediated by individual risk-taking behaviour, but this needs to be assessed in detail in wil[...]
Article
Walter S. Svagelj, Auteur ;
Agustina Gomez-Laich, Auteur ;
María Rita Pérez, Auteur ;
Gustavo M. Somoza, Auteur ;
Flavio Quintana, Auteur
The environment experienced during development is a key factor determining intraspecific variation in postnatal growth. In sexually size-dimorphic species, the larger sex typically grows at a higher absolute rate and consequently is more sensiti[...]
Article
Cristian Pérez-Granados, Auteur ;
Juan Traba, Auteur
Passive acoustic monitoring is a non-invasive tool for automated wildlife monitoring. This technique has several advantages and addresses many of the biases related to traditional field surveys. However, locating animal sounds using autonomous r[...]
Article
Rahel M. Borrmann, Auteur ;
Richard A. Phillips, Auteur ;
Thomas A. Clay, Auteur ;
Stefan Garthe, Auteur
Research into the patterns and drivers of juvenile migration is important for understanding the development of individual migration strategies. Although several recent studies have tracked adult large gulls throughout the annual cycle, the movem[...]
Article
Nicola Largey, Auteur ;
Aonghais S. C. P. Cook, Auteur ;
Chris B. Thaxter, Auteur ;
Aly McCluskie, Auteur ;
Bard G. Stokke, Auteur ;
Ben Wilson, Auteur ;
Elizabeth A. Masden, Auteur
It is likely that there will continue to be a substantial increase in the number of wind turbines as we aim to meet global energy demands through renewable sources. However, these structures can have adverse impacts on airborne wildlife, such as[...]
Article
Lisa H. Elliott, Auteur ;
Jennifer Grady, Auteur ;
Jack Cerchiara, Auteur ;
Mark F. Haussmann, Auteur ;
Robert A. Mauck, Auteur
Avian incubation investment represents a trade-off between the energetic demands of the parent and the thermal needs of the embryo. Parental energy balance and investment in somatic maintenance relative to incubation investment can be indexed by[...]
Article
Daniela Gomez, Auteur ;
Román A. Ruggera, Auteur ;
Luis O. Rivera, Auteur ;
Natalia Politi, Auteur
Birds represent a diverse group that responds markedly to changes in the structural characteristics of their habitat. In this study, we evaluated the response of birds to changes generated by the landscape anthropization in riparian forests of t[...]
Article
Andrew W. Bartlow, Auteur ;
Mark D. Jankowski, Auteur ;
Charles D. Hathcock, Auteur ;
Randall T. Ryti, Auteur ;
Steven L. Reneau, Auteur ;
Jeanne M. Fair, Auteur
Mothers may produce more of one sex to maximize their fitness if there are differences in the cost of producing each sex or there are differences in their relative reproductive value. Breeding date and clutch size are known to influence offsprin[...]
Article
Justin T. Mann, Auteur ;
Evan A. Mann, Auteur ;
Anne B. Clark, Auteur
Birds use social as well as environmental cues to inform their habitat selection decisions. By manipulating social cues with song playbacks, biologists can influence where individuals search for breeding territories, which could be useful for co[...]
Article
Rohan K. Menzies, Auteur ;
Joli R. Borah, Auteur ;
Umesh Srinivasan, Auteur ;
Farah Ishtiaq, Auteur
The anthropogenic alteration of natural habitats can modify interactions between various biotic and abiotic factors. The prevalence of avian blood parasites in free-living host species in the tropics has shown contrasting patterns in altered lan[...]
Article
Gilberto J. Fernández-Arellano, Auteur ;
Alberto L. Teixido, Auteur ;
Bianca Bernardon, Auteur ;
Elaine R. Bueno, Auteur ;
Tiago V. Ferreira, Auteur ;
Stela R. A. Gonçalves, Auteur ;
Moisés Jesus, Auteur ;
Kamila P. C. S. Thomas, Auteur ;
Mayara Zucchetto, Auteur ;
Vítor Q. Piacentini, Auteur ;
João B. Pinho, Auteur
While taxonomic and biogeographical biases are often acknowledged, those for certain biological responses and species traits are routinely overlooked, generating major gaps in knowledge and conservation of biodiversity. Biases in research on bir[...]
Article
Víctor García, Auteur ;
Juan José Iglesias-Lebrija, Auteur ;
Ruben Moreno-Opo, Auteur
Tagging wildlife with transmitters is one of the most widely used techniques for research and monitoring. Knowing the possible impact of attaching transmitters to an animal has always concerned researchers; however, most assessments have been di[...]
Article
Robert A. Robinson, Auteur ;
Mark Wilson, Auteur
Peregrine Falcons Falco peregrinus are an iconic species of long-standing conservation concern as a result of historical patterns of persecution and dramatic pesticide-related population declines in many populations during the second half of the[...]
Article
Sondra Turjeman, Auteur ;
Ute Eggers, Auteur ;
Shay Rotics, Auteur ;
Wolfgang Fiedler, Auteur ;
Alejandro Centeno-Cuadros, Auteur ;
Michael Kaatz, Auteur ;
Damaris Zurell, Auteur ;
Florian Jeltsch, Auteur ;
Martin Wikelski, Auteur ;
Ran Nathan, Auteur
Reliable estimates of nest-switching are required to study avian mating systems and manage wild populations, yet different estimation methods have rarely been integrated or assessed. Through a literature review and case study, we reveal that thr[...]
Article
Joy Coppes, Auteur ;
Jim-Lino Kämmerle, Auteur ;
Karl-Eugen Schroth, Auteur ;
Veronika Braunisch, Auteur ;
Rudi Suchant, Auteur
Climate change and associated changes in weather patterns have globally widespread effects on natural systems. Shifts in phenology can affect the reproductive success of birds by causing a mismatch between the onset of breeding and favourable co[...]
Article
Paul F. Donald, Auteur
Article
Elfego Cuevas, Auteur ;
Carolina Orellana-Peñailillo, Auteur ;
Esteban Botero-Delgadillo, Auteur ;
Pamela Espíndola-Hernández, Auteur ;
Rodrigo A. Vásquez, Auteur ;
Veronica Quirici, Auteur
Life-history theory predicts that hosts may adjust the costs of parasites by altering their reproductive effort. Haemosporidian parasites can affect the reproductive output of wild birds in multiple ways. Thorn-tailed Rayaditos Aphrastura spinic[...]
Article
Cecilia Soldatini, Auteur ;
Martha Patricia Rosas-Hernandez, Auteur ;
Yuri V. Albores-Barajas, Auteur ;
Giulia Bambini, Auteur ;
Adrian Munguia-Vega, Auteur ;
Giulia Giambalvo, Auteur ;
Giacomo Dell’omo, Auteur
Recent climatic variation has led to a change in size or mass in some species. The Black-vented Shearwater Puffinus opisthomelas is endemic to the California Current System, a highly variable system, giving us cues as to the effects of interannu[...]
Article
Connor T. Panter, Auteur ;
Arjun Amar, Auteur
Diet differences between the sexes and ages have often been recorded for bird species. Many raptor species show extreme sexual size dimorphism, with females often considerably larger than the males and these differences may be reflected in their[...]
Article
David Diez-Mendez, Auteur ;
Juan José Sanz, Auteur ;
Emilio Barba, Auteur
Ambient temperature is assumed to be the major cue used by passerines to synchronize their laying and hatching dates to the expected peak of prey availability. While laying eggs, females are still able to fine-tune their hatching date following [...]
Article
María Antón-Tello, Auteur ;
Vanessa Oliveira Britto, Auteur ;
José Antonio Gil-Delgado, Auteur ;
Eugenio Rico, Auteur ;
José Ignacio Dies, Auteur ;
Juan Salvador Monrós, Auteur ;
Pablo Vera, Auteur
Rice fields and waterbirds are an example of a synergy that can occur between agriculture and conservation. This connection is especially relevant during the farming period, when nesting waterbirds need to obtain resources to cover their energy [...]
Article
Carlos E. Lara, Auteur ;
Benedikt Holtmann, Auteur ;
Eduardo S. A. Santos, Auteur ;
Gabriel J. Castano-Villa, Auteur ;
Shinichi Nakagawa, Auteur
The nestlings of many bird species have ornaments in their mouths, yet the within-species function of these ornaments remains relatively little studied compared with adult ornaments. Here, we describe the pattern of variation in the tongue spots[...]
Article
Sandra H. Anderson, Auteur ;
Jenny J. Ladley, Auteur ;
Alastair W. Robertson, Auteur ;
Dave Kelly, Auteur
The consequences of global bird declines on ecosystem function are gaining increasing attention. Here we consider the effects of changes in bird community composition and species abundance on reproduction for two endemic plant species in New Zea[...]
Article
Dailos Hernández-Brito, Auteur ;
José L. Tella, Auteur ;
Martina Carrete, Auteur ;
Guillermo Blanco, Auteur
Introduced organisms have to overcome several obstacles, including the scarcity of conspecific mates, before becoming successfully established. We recorded interspecific mating in non-native areas (Spain) that involved Orange-winged Amazons Amaz[...]
Article
Rebecca Schaefer, Auteur ;
Diane Colombelli-Negrel, Auteur
Species that are constantly exposed to disturbances, such as human disturbance or non-lethal contacts with predators or conspecifics, can experience chronic stress. Within a species range, variation in the frequency and predictability of such di[...]
