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Use of woody materials in nests reflects body mass in passerines

Deeming, Charles (2018) Use of woody materials in nests reflects body mass in passerines. Bird Study . ISSN 0006-3657

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Item Type:	Article
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Abstract

The use of woody material in the outer nest is significantly associated with heavier
passerine species, whereas the use of grass, moss or leaves is unrelated to body mass.

Additional Information:	The final published version of this article can be accessed online at https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00063657.2018.1504876
Keywords:	Bird nest, Woody materials, Grass, Moss, Passerine, Leaves
Subjects:	C Biological Sciences > C142 Reproductive Biology
Divisions:	College of Science > School of Life Sciences
ID Code:	33314
Deposited On:	18 Oct 2018 15:20

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