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|a Maness, Terri J.
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|a Predictors of juvenile survival in birds
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c by Terri J. Maness and David J. Anderson.
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|a Washington, DC
|b American Ornithologists' Union
|c 2013
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|a v, 55 pages
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|a Bird populations
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|a Anderson, David J.
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|a American Ornithologists' Union
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|a BioOne Book Series
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|a Ornithological Monographs
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|a The survival probability of birds during the juvenile period, between the end of parental care and adulthood, is highly variable and has a major effect on population dynamics and parental fitness. As such, a large number of studies have attempted to evaluate potential predictors of juvenile survival in birds, especially predictors related to parental care. Lack's hypothesis linking body reserves accumulated from parental care to the survival of naive juveniles has organized much of this research, but various other predictors have also been investigated and received some support.
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