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Oikos, Volume 2025, Issue 4, April 2025.Animals often face challenges that require them to come up with solutions to novel problems or to find new solutions to existing ones; i.e. they need to innovate. However, not all individuals in a population are equally likely to solve novel problems, and it is unclear which individual characteristics make a successful innovator. Theoretical frameworks
Alexandros Vezyrakis +2 more
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Nonrandom filtering effect on birds: species and guilds response to urbanization
Ecology and Evolution, Volume 6, Issue 11, Page 3711-3720, June 2016., 2016 We evaluated the hypothesis that changes in community composition from periurban to urban areas are not a random process, and we also assessed whether there are consistent patterns of loss species and guilds across cities. Abstract Using bird survey data taken in three cities in Southern Chile, we evaluated the hypothesis that changes in community ...
Carmen Paz Silva +2 more
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A sátira em Antônio Chimango e Martin Fierro
Letras de Hoje, 1989 Sachet, Celestino
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Gastropod species found in birds' nests from Argentina [PDF]
, 2015 Los nidos de aves son ejemplos de hábitats ocupados por un conjunto de invertebrados, como insectos, arañas, pseudoescorpiones, etc. Por primera vez se presenta una lista de gasterópodos encontrados en nidos aviarios de la Argentina.
Di Iorio, Osvaldo Rubén +2 more
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Place, time and experience: barriers to universalization of institutional child delivery in rural Mozambique [PDF]
, 2016 CONTEXT: Although institutional coverage of childbirth is increasing in the developing world, a substantial minority of births in rural Mozambique still occur outside of health facilities.
Hayford, Sarah +2 more
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Ethology, 2013 AbstractWe studied object exploration and manipulative behavior in wild‐caught Chimango Caracaras (Milvago chimango), an opportunistic and generalist raptor species, in relation to age and sex differences. Each bird was presented with six objects. We then recorded the latencies to approach and first contact with the objects, the number of objects ...
Biondi, Laura Marina +4 more
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A review related to midwifery led model of care [PDF]
, 2014 Background: Midwifery led care (MLC) is a model of care in which perinatal care is provided to women throughout different phases of childbirth by a midwife. Objective: This paper aims to provide a literature review on MLC. Methods: A variety of databases
Jan, Rafat +3 more
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Emu - Austral Ornithology, 2015 Natural environments have been greatly transformed by human populations and activities and the responses of species to these changes vary. In human-dominated environments, birds may adopt behaviours that enable them to adjust to these novel habitats. We analysed the reproductive ecology of a common and human-tolerant bird of prey, the Chimango Caracara
Solaro, Claudina +1 more
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Long-term directional changes in urban bird communities of Mar del Plata City, Argentina
Frontiers in Ecology and EvolutionUrban environments have been characterized by their temporal stability of resources, which could promote stability in bird composition. Several studies have found that bird communities in urban environments persist over the years, showing a similar ...
Lucas M. Leveau
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