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Natal philopatry in young Cape Vultures Gyps coprotheres
Ostrich, 2016In 2010, 14 Cape Vulture Gyps coprotheres chicks were ringed as nestlings on the cliffs at the Skeerpoort Cape Vulture colony in the Magaliesberg mountains, South Africa. Observations made during the 2014 and 2015 breeding colony censuses confirm two individuals returned to the Magaliesberg to breed.
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The Accession of Archelaus Philopatris
1995Abstract Archelaus, on whom Pompeius Magnus bestowed the principality of Comana in Pontus, met his end on an ambitious venture, fighting for a bride and a throne in Egypt (s 5 B.C.). His son inherited Comana, but did not hold it for long. Caesar installed an adherent of his own, Lycomedes the Bithynian, of royal ancestry.
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The date and purpose of the Philopatris
1982Of unknown authorship, uncertain date, and debatable purpose, the Philopatris is one of the more curious documents to emanate from later antiquity. Its frequently peculiar language and its attempt to fuse traditional elements of the Platonic-cum-Lucianic dialogue with the newer demands of Christian orthodoxy conspire to make it a work of considerable
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Fledgling translocation and philopatry in a seabird
Oecologia, 1989Serventy, D.L. +4 more
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A review of philopatry and dispersal in felids living in an anthropised world
Mammal Review, 2022Marina Oliveira +2 more
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Philopatris e il concetto di patria in età ellenistica
2006L'epiteto ufficiale Philopatris risulta attestato nel I secolo a.C. per alcuni sovrani: Cleopatra VII d'Egitto, Archelao di Cappadocia. Nel concetto di patris occorre vedere non un riferimento all'antica patria dei sovrani ellenistici, ovvero la Macedonia, bensì il desiderio di un maggior rapporto con le nazioni in cui questi re regnavano.
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