Evolution of Clutch Size for Birds:the Difference and Relation among Several Concepts of Clutch Size
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Summary
Whether the commonest clutch- size is equal to the optimal clutch-size should be tested when the Lack hypothesis is tested.
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- 2006-01-01
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Keywords
Clutch, Avian clutch size, Significant difference, Biology, Mathematics
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