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Emergence of bulk-like structural features and 2D-to-3D transition in boron nanoclusters. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Chen Q, Choi HW, Wei GF, Kahraman D, Yuan RN, Zhang QW, Yan QQ, Zhao XN, Gao CY, Ma YY, Wei R, Gui Y, Liu ZP, Li SD, Wang LS.   +14 more
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An Accurate Method of Obtaining Individual Egg Records Without the Trap Nest

Journal of the American Association of Instructors and Investigators of Poultry Husbandry, 1918
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Selective Pressures Influence a Grow Fast, Fly Young Strategy for Black Skimmer Populations in the Peruvian Amazon. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Goodenough KS, Haugaasen T, Bridge ES.
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Measuring competition coefficients in an ant community: Implications for intraspecific adaptation load. [PDF]

Ecology
Uematsu J, Yamamichi M, Tsuji K.
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Environmental drivers of wild bee reproductive performance across a South American dryland ecoregion. [PDF]

Proc Biol Sci
Aranda-Rickert A, Peralta G, Diniz MER, Tálamo A, Allasino M, Andrada F, Arcángel AE, Cagnolo L, Campanella MV, Chacoff NP, Chirilá MV, Díaz Casas AY, Giannoni S, Lomáscolo SB, Marinero NV, Marrero HJ, Martínez LC, Miguel MF, Pascual Tudanca MP, Pereyra PJ, Rojo LD, Santos M, Schulze-Sylvester M, Torreta JP, Vázquez DP.   +24 more
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Effects of Regional Weather and Agricultural Practices on the Nest Survival of Northern Lapwings in France. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Van den Berg RF, Sandercock BK, Le Bohec C, Nesterova AP.   +3 more
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Research note: Spatial and temporal distribution of poultry red mite infestations in non-caged barn and free-range laying hen systems. [PDF]

Poult Sci
Gladan I, Kers JG, Spaninks MP, Bronneberg RGG, Stegeman JA, Rebel JMJ, Velkers FC.   +6 more
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Effects of location, direction, altitude, and placement of trap nests on the rate of trap-nesting of Osmia solitary bees

Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology, 2015
Abstract Nest traps are one of the most common methods to study Osmia bees. To elucidate the optimal environmental conditions of nesting sites, we investigated the effects of location, direction, altitude, and sites of nest traps on the rate of trap-nesting Osmia spp.
Hyung Joo Yoon, Kyeong Yong Lee, Sun Young Kim, Young Bo Lee, Namjung Kim, Byung Rae Jin   +5 more
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The use of trap‐nests to support crop pollinators in agricultural areas

Ecological Research, 2022
Abstract Supporting and promoting invertebrate diversity within agricultural ecosystems has numerous benefits, including the provision of pollination services. Many insects, including wild pollinators, require floral resources for food and structural habitat for nesting.
Amy‐Marie Gilpin, Laura E. Brettell, James M. Cook, Sally A. Power   +3 more
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