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  1. In situ heart rate and activity of incubating Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae)

    Heart rates and activity were monitored over 24 h in unrestrained, incubating Adélie penguins ( Pygoscelis adeliae ) exposed to natural conditions in...

    B. Culik, D. Adelung, ... H. J. Spairani in Polar Biology
    Article 01 June 1989
  2. Metabolism and Body Temperature during Circadian Sleep and Torpor in the Fed and Fasting Pigeon

    Shallow torpor is utilized by many small-to-medium sized birds and mammals to extend their limited energy reserves by minimizing energy expenditure...
    Nathan H. Phillips, Ralph J. Berger in Physiology of Cold Adaptation in Birds
    Chapter 1989
  3. Importance of monogamous male birds in determining reproductive success

    Several recent studies have questioned whether the presence and activities of monogamous male birds are of value to their young during the nesting...

    J. Bart, A. Tornes in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Article 01 February 1989
  4. Energy Saving during Breeding and Molt in Birds

    Success of birds in breeding and molt obviously implies adequate availability in either food or body fuel reserves. However, due to conflicting...
    Jean-Patrice Robin, Yves Handrich, ... Yvon Le Maho in Physiology of Cold Adaptation in Birds
    Chapter 1989
  5. City Centres

    City centres provide a challenging habitat for wildlife as, in addition to severe environmental restraints, nearly every animal is regarded as a pest...
    Chapter 1989
  6. Energy Saving in Incubating Eiders

    During the last decade many estimates have been made of the energy cost during incubation in free living birds. The two methods most often used to...
    Geir Wing Gabrielsen in Physiology of Cold Adaptation in Birds
    Chapter 1989
  7. Annual cycle of energy and time expenditure in a golden-mantled ground squirrel population

    We have analyzed seasonal shifts of energy and time allocation in a population of golden-mantled ground squirrels ( Spermophilus saturatus ) by...

    G. J. Kenagy, S. M. Sharbaugh, K. A. Nagy in Oecologia
    Article 01 February 1989
  8. Characteristics of the Urban Flora and Fauna

    This chapter and the next two examine how ecological relationships in urban areas differ from those in the surrounding countryside. Most accounts...
    Chapter 1989
  9. Factors promoting polygyny in European birds of prey—a hypothesis

    Polygyny is known in at least nine (out of 36) European raptor (Accipitriformes and Falconiformes) and seven (out of 13) owl (Strigiformes) species...

    Erkki Korpimäki in Oecologia
    Article 01 November 1988
  10. Industrial Areas

    It is difficult to do justice to the mosaic of habitats centred on industrial areas; this is partly due to restrictions over access which has...
    Chapter 1989
  11. Impacts of Non-Domesticated Vertebrates on California Grasslands

    The potential importance of animals in structuring natural communities has been explicitly recognized at least as far back as Darwin (1890), who...
    Chapter 1989
  12. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Small Size to Weasels, Mustela Species

    The weasels (Mustela spp.) are a group of small mustelid carnivores that originated in the late Pliocene and are now distributed throughout the...
    Chapter 1989
  13. Clutch size and the cost of incubation in the Bengalese finch (Lonchura striata var. domestica)

    By measuring daily intake of food, we compared the cost of incubation for small and large clutches in adult Bengalese finches ( Lonchura striata var. domestica...

    Ronald M. Coleman, Robin D. Whittall in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Article 01 December 1988
  14. Schriftenschau

    E. Bezzel, J. Martens, ... H. -W. Helb in Journal für Ornithologie
    Article 01 January 1989
  15. Vertebrates of the jarrah forest

    Vertebrates fulfil a number of important roles in maintaining the ecological balance of forest ecosystems. They serve as pollinators, predators,...
    O. G. Nichols, B. Muir in The Jarrah Forest
    Chapter 1989
  16. Urban Commons

    Ecologically one of the most significant recent events in towns has been the expansion of wasteland. These newly created areas principally occupy...
    Chapter 1989
  17. Co-occurrence patterns of cavity-nesting birds in cottonwood-willow communities

    We studied the covariation of six species of cavity-nesting birds to determine the extent to which species' co-occurrence patterns were attributable...

    K. J. Gutzwiller, S. H. Anderson in Oecologia
    Article 01 August 1988
  18. Dietary shifts, niche relationships and reproductive output of coexisting Kestrels and Long-eared Owls

    Food samples of breeding Kestrels ( Falco tinnunculus ) and Long-eared Owls ( Asio otus ) were collected in the peak and low phase of their preferred...

    E. Korpimäki in Oecologia
    Article 01 December 1987
  19. Group-living in cliff swallows as an advantage in avoiding predators

    Cliff swallows ( Hirundo pyrrhonota ) in SW Nebraska, USA, nest in colonies and associate in groups away from their colonies. The degree to which...

    Charles R. Brown, Mary Bomberger Brown in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
    Article 01 August 1987
  20. Brain temperature in the calliope hummingbird (Stellula calliope): a species lacking arete mirabile ophthalmicum

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    Hypothalamic and colonic temperature were simultaneously measured in the calliope hummingbird ( Stellula calliope ). The vascular anatomy of the...

    Deborah A. Burgoon, Delbert L. Kilgore Jr., Philip J. Motta in Journal of Comparative Physiology B
    Article 01 September 1987
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