Patterns of vagrancy and long-distance dispersal in migratory birds

Patterns of vagrancy and long-distance dispersal in migratory birds

Vagrancy, the process in which organisms travel far outside of their known species’ breeding and wintering range, has long been thought to be an aberrant trait. Vagrants are hypothesised to result from a series of individual mistakes, such as inheritance of an incorrect compass bearing, or displacem...

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Bibliografiske detaljer
Hovedforfatter:	Zawadzki, LC
Andre forfattere:	Guilford, T
Format:	Thesis
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	2021
Fag:	Animal orientation Ecology Migratory birds Population biology Colonization (Ecology) Stable isotopes in ecological research Ornithology Animal behavior Animal migration Behavioural ecology

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