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Nesting Biology of Schiffornis stenorhyncha (Tityridae)

The Wilson Journal of Ornithology, 2017
ABSTRACT.— Historically, the genus Schiffornis has been placed in different families; currently, it is placed within the Tityridae family. Our study focuses on Schiffornis stenorhyncha, recently split from Schiffornis turdina. S. stenorhyncha inhabits lowland humid forests in some regions of Panama, Colombia, and Venezuela.
Juliana Sandoval-H, Guillermo A. Chinome, Gustavo A. Londoño   +2 more
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Nesting biology of Isodontia costipennis (Spinola) (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae)

2001
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Soares, Lourdes A, Zanette, Lorenzo R. S., Pimenta, Helcio R, Goncalves, Aldo, Martins, Rogerio P   +4 more
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Nesting Biology of the Long-Tailed Manakin

1976
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Cognitive Nests: Nested Data-Driven Decision Support System in Regenerative Design from Biology to Ecology

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing
Regenerative design lies on synergistic relationship between sociocultural and ecological systems, which can enable revolutionary boundaries for designing decision-making frameworks. Transitioning to regenerative design as a manifestation of systems thinking necessitates a fundamental shift from sustainable patterns and mechanistic design methodologies.
Parichehr Goodarzi, Farahbod Heidari, Katia Zolotovsky, Mohammadjavad Mahdavinejad   +3 more
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Nesting biology of the Australian stem-nesting wasp Rhopalum bendorense Leclercq (Hymenoptera: Crabronidae)

2000
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Biology and Behavior of Tub-Nesting Canada Geese

The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1965
A 3-year study (1961-64) of a sedentary flock of Canada geese (Branta canadensis maxima) is reported. A detailed study of full-winged birds was possible because each was individually colormarked and of known age and sex. Most pairs nested in elevated wash tubs which provided protection from predators during the laying period.
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Nesting biology of broad-winged hawks in Wisconsin

1984
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Nesting Biology

2020
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NEST ARCHITECTURE AND NESTING BIOLOGY OF VESPA TROPICA (LINNAEUS, 1758) IN BANGALORE, INDIA

2013
This study examined the nest architecture and nesting biology of the social wasp Vespa tropica (Hymenoptera : Vespidae) in GKVK campus, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. Information on the biology and nesting habits of most of the Indian wasp's species is almost lacking.
Pannure, Arati, Mutthuraju, G.P, Imaran, Syed, Bommesha, B, Bhogeesh, B.M, Prashantha, C   +5 more
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Habitat Selection and Nesting Biology of Roof-Nesting Glaucous-Winged Gulls

Colonial Waterbirds, 1988
Kees Vermeer, Damian Power, G. E. John Smith   +2 more
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