| Titre : | Ibis : The International Journal of Avian Science 167(4) - October, 2025 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/10/2025 |
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Lise Viollat, Auteur ;
Roger Pradel, Auteur ;
Cecile Ponchon, Auteur ;
Alain Ravayrol, Auteur ;
Alexandre Millon, Auteur ;
Aurélien Besnard, Auteur
GPS tracking has enabled significant advances in the study of animal movements such as migration and habitat use. However, GPS devices can affect the behaviour of tagged individuals, especially for flying animals such as birds, and may ultimatel[...]
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Robert E. Wilson, Auteur ;
Sarah A. Sonsthagen, Auteur ;
Alyn J. Walsh, Auteur ;
Anthony D. Fox, Auteur
Greenland White-fronted Geese Anser albifrons flavirostris exhibit prolonged parent–offspring and sibling–sibling associations, suggesting fitness advantages to such behaviour, so we used reduced representation genome sequence data to determine [...]
Article
Liz Allocca, Auteur ;
Kyle D. Kittelberger, Auteur ;
Çağan Hakkı Şekercioğlu, Auteur ;
Diana Bell, Auteur ;
James J. Gilroy, Auteur
Neotropical avian migrants are affected by environmental change throughout their full annual cycles. In the southwestern United States, these species rely on riparian corridors for food and water, for migration stopover sites, and as breeding gr[...]
Article
Robert J. Marquis, Auteur ;
Christopher J. Whelan, Auteur ;
Megan B. Garfinkel, Auteur
Insectivorous bird populations are declining globally, as are the insects upon which they depend. Furthermore, many of the plants on which those herbivorous insects depend are being displaced by the spread of agriculture and invasion by exotic s[...]
Article
Monika Jablonszky, Auteur ;
Karola Barta, Auteur ;
Katalin Krenhardt, Auteur ;
Gergely Nagy, Auteur ;
Sándor Zsebők, Auteur ;
Laszlo Zsolt Garamszegi, Auteur
Bird song is an important and variable sexual signal in many passerine species. One function of this variability may be that males show mate choice and can alter their song according to the quality of the female to which they are singing. If att[...]
Article
Alessandro Berlusconi, Auteur ;
Giulia Castiglione, Auteur ;
Lucas A. Wauters, Auteur ;
Alessio Martinoli, Auteur ;
Erminio Clerici, Auteur ;
Andrea Mologni, Auteur ;
Michelangelo Morganti, Auteur ;
Adriano Martinoli, Auteur ;
Andrea Romano, Auteur ;
Diego Rubolini, Auteur
Species of the same guild often show ecological, biological or genetic similarities, yet they should also show different micro-habitat requirements or local spatial distributions to coexist in the same area. These patterns may be fundamental in [...]
Article
Anthony D. Fox, Auteur ;
Johanna Osterberg, Auteur ;
Ib K. Petersen, Auteur ;
Thorsten J. S. Balsby, Auteur ;
Nele Markones, Auteur ;
Philipp Schwemmer, Auteur ;
Stefan Garthe, Auteur
Moulting and overwintering Common Scoter Melanitta nigra aggregate in largely undisturbed, shallow-water marine areas, preying upon sessile benthic organisms (mainly bivalves), which do not reproduce during this period of exploitation. Assuming [...]
Article
Joanne H. Cooper, Auteur ;
Nigel J. Collar, Auteur ;
Abdeljalil Bouzouggar, Auteur ;
Nick Barton, Auteur ;
Louise Humphrey, Auteur
The Moroccan population of the globally endangered Great Bustard Otis tarda is close to extinction. Although it is genetically distinct from the Iberian population, no evidence has been previously available to establish the age of its presence i[...]
Article
Mark C. Drever, Auteur ;
Luis M. Bautista-Sopelana, Auteur ;
Juan C. Alonso, Auteur ;
Juan G. Navedo, Auteur ;
Markus Hrachowitz, Auteur
The migration of birds through a stopover site may be understood as a physical process of hydrological flow through a reservoir whose water levels rise and fall over a migration period. Hydrological flow models show promise as a way of integrati[...]
Article
D. Julian Tattoni, Auteur ;
Katie LaBarbera, Auteur ;
J. Nicholas Hendershot, Auteur
Climate change is driving phenological shifts in migration and reproduction, yet it remains unclear how moult, the stage through which birds replace degraded feathers, is affected. Moult is a constitutive element of self-maintenance and survival[...]
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Geneviève M. Gauthier, Auteur ;
Emily M. Burt, Auteur ;
Rodger D. Titman, Auteur ;
Natalie J. Thimot, Auteur ;
Kyle W. Wellband, Auteur ;
Kyle H. Elliott, Auteur ;
Shawn R. Craik, Auteur
Fine-scale spatial and temporal genetic structuring of nests is possible in colonial birds that return to breed at their natal sites, and notably in waterfowl for which females are more philopatric than males. We genotyped female Red-breasted Me[...]
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Darcy Creece, Auteur ;
Rafael Freire, Auteur ;
Melanie Massaro, Auteur
Our understanding of the functional importance of olfaction to birds has improved over the past 60 years, largely as the result of experimental studies testing how birds use their sense of smell in different contexts. As it is impossible to meas[...]
Article
Olivia Smith, Auteur ;
Tori D. Bakley, Auteur ;
Reed Bowman, Auteur ;
John W. Fitzpatrick, Auteur ;
Sahas Barve, Auteur
Extensive research has focused on effects of non-breeding helpers on the reproductive success of cooperatively breeding birds, yet in the cooperatively breeding Florida Scrub Jay Aphelocoma coerulescens about half of breeding pairs do not have h[...]
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Susana Requena, Auteur ;
Hervé Lormee, Auteur ;
Alison E. Beresford, Auteur ;
Graeme M. Buchanan, Auteur ;
Cyril Eraud, Auteur ;
Christopher J. Orsman, Auteur ;
Marcel Riviere, Auteur ;
Juliet A. Vickery, Auteur ;
John W. Mallord, Auteur
The European Turtle-dove Streptopelia turtur is globally threatened, with populations experiencing substantial declines in recent years. On the breeding grounds, the habitat associations and main causes of decline have been identified, but littl[...]
Article
Sue-Jeong Jin, Auteur ;
Jin-Won Lee, Auteur ;
Jeong-Chil Yoo, Auteur
The vocalizations of male Cuculus cuckoos exhibit clear interspecific differentiation, whereas female vocalizations, characterized by the distinctive bubbling calls, exhibit a high degree of similarity across species. Although structural differe[...]
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Gonzalo A. Ramírez-Cruz, Auteur ;
Israel Solano-Zavaleta, Auteur ;
J. Jaime Zuniga-Vega, Auteur ;
P. Montserrat Vilchis-Domínguez, Auteur ;
Mariana Palencia-Martínez, Auteur
Hummingbirds play an important role as pollinators and are one of the primary examples of animal–plant coevolution. However, factors such as land-use change, urbanization, exotic species introductions and the disappearance of native plants can n[...]
Article
Grace Blackburn, Auteur ;
Mylene Dutour, Auteur ;
Benjamin J. Ashton, Auteur ;
Alex Thornton, Auteur ;
Amanda R. Ridley, Auteur
Anthropogenic noise is considered one of the most serious forms of pollution globally and has been shown to have negative effects on the distribution, behaviour, cognition and reproductive success of animal species worldwide. Among the most comm[...]
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Snæþór Aðalsteinsson, Auteur ;
Ib Krag Petersen, Auteur ;
Anthony D. Fox, Auteur
Earlier spring arrival of migratory birds to breeding sites and advanced breeding often bring enhanced reproductive success but demand good body-condition. When populations exhibit extensive winter distributions, the differing energetic costs as[...]
