Titlebook: Behavioral Ecology of Neotropical Birds; Juan Carlos Reboreda,Vanina Dafne Fiorini,Diego To Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Juan Carlos Reboreda,Vanina Dafne Fiorini,Diego ToIncludes a comprehensive and updated guide to the main aspects of Neotropical birds’ behavioural ecology.The authors of each chapter are specialists in their field. They present the main findings of t

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Cooperative and Communal Breeding,roups with several unrelated co-breeders. Data from a long-term field project on greater anis in Panama sheds light on the selective pressures shaping reproductive strategies, including effects on reproductive fitness, mating and parental care patterns, and alternative reproductive tactics such as conspecific brood parasitism.

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cialists in their field. They present the main findings of t.This book covers central aspects of behavioral ecology, including sexual selection, social and genetic mating systems, cooperative breeding, brood parasitism, brood reduction, migration, personalities and communication. Over the past sever

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The Impact of Institutions on Lending,n of different brood reduction systems is made with focus on Neotropical birds. Finally, an integrative approach analyzing brood reduction in Imperial Shags (.) is presented to illustrate causes, consequences, and benefits of this breeding strategy.

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Brood Reduction in Neotropical Birds: Mechanisms, Patterns, and Insights from Studies in the Imperin of different brood reduction systems is made with focus on Neotropical birds. Finally, an integrative approach analyzing brood reduction in Imperial Shags (.) is presented to illustrate causes, consequences, and benefits of this breeding strategy.

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Visual and Acoustic Communication in Neotropical Birds: Diversity and Evolution of Signals,visual and vocal signals among Neotropical birds which have been less studied than their counterparts from other biogeographic realms. The particularities they may present are not “exceptions,” but opportunities to gain a better understanding of avian communication and the factors influencing its evolution.