BREEDING SUCCESS IN AN ISOLATED POPULATION OF ROCK DOVES

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Summary

The results of a 2-year study of breeding success in an isolated population of Rock Doves suggests that an increase in egg predation is followed by a lowering of the adult nest desertion rate, thus maintaining the recruitment of new individuals into the population at a constant rate.

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article
Published
1981-01-01
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Keywords

Nest (protein structural motif), Population, Predation, Geography, Ecology

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