Titlebook: Current Ornithology; Volume 3 Richard F. Johnston Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 bird.ecology.evolution.reproduction.social behavior

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Nafiseh Janatian,Ivan Stupia,Luc Vandendorpeareas of the world for which sufficient information is available. A principal conclusion of this review, however, is that the major impacts of current biocide uses on birds are in the Third World countries, where restrictions are uneven and where effects are largely undocumented.

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Nishat Afroze Ahmed,Ferdous Jahanng their evolution, reproductive success, dispersal and migration, and other aspects of their ecology have been investigated. These pursuits have ranged from qualitative descriptions of plant and animal distributions and associations to quantitative statistical analyses of the interrelationships of plants, animals, and their environment.

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Social Dominance, Mating and Spacing Systems, Female Fecundity, and Vocal Dialects in Captive and Fs young but its breeding activities usually result in the death of some or all of the “innocent” young of its hosts. Dawson (1923, p. 77), for example, denounced the female cowbird as “destitute of all natural affection...” and as “... the unchaste mother of a race gone wrong, an enemy of bird society, [and] a blight upon the flower of Progress.”

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,Selection for Adoption Versus Infanticide by Replacement “Mates” in Birds,s by killing infants fathered by the previous male. Hrdy (1979) and Sherman (1981) provide reviews of such infanticide in mammals and Hausfater and Hrdy (1984) have edited an entire book on infanticide that includes many papers evaluating sexual selection as a cause of infanticide.

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irds (J. R. King and W. J. Bock, Final Report of the Workshop on a National Plan For Ornithology, 1978), then Volume 3 of Current Orni- thology is preadapted for their consideration. All but one article in this volume are somehow concerned with the ecological aspects of the bi- ology of birds. Varia

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Nafiseh Janatian,Ivan Stupia,Luc Vandendorpes by killing infants fathered by the previous male. Hrdy (1979) and Sherman (1981) provide reviews of such infanticide in mammals and Hausfater and Hrdy (1984) have edited an entire book on infanticide that includes many papers evaluating sexual selection as a cause of infanticide.