Breeding success
Large forest patches promote breeding success of a terrestrial mammal in urban landscapes.
... such an index had no significant effects on the breeding success of raccoon dogs, so we removed it from later analyses. Both local and landscape variables were calculated from detailed aerial photo- graphs ...
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Microhabitat factors affecting nest site selection and breeding success of tree-nesting Bonelli's eagles (Aquila fasciata)
... uncommon breeding behaviour in Bonelli’s eagle (Aquila fasciata) European ...and breeding sites, that land managers must respect to maintain, create or enhance nesting habitat for this endangered ...
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Breeding success of Cacicus haemorrhous (Linnaeus) (Aves: Icteridae) in different environments in an Atlantic Forest reserve in Southeast Brazil
... in breeding success among the three environments considered here can be explained by an as- sociation of factors, which most likely were unchained by pre- dation ...the breeding success was ...
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Extreme events are more likely to affect the breeding success of lesser kestrels than average climate change
... fledging success was tested using general linear mixed-effects models using 15 colonies and 14 years of data (n = 100 ...fledging success, fixed effects were mean spring NDVI and laying date, and a random ...
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Population characteristics may reduce the levels of individual call identity.
... Individual variability influences the demographic and evolutionary dynamics of spatially structured populations, and conversely ecological and evolutionary dynamics provide the context under which variations at the ...
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Survival probabilities of first and second clutches of blackbird (Turdus merula) in an urban environment
... The breeding success of blackbirds was investigated in April and June 2008 and 2009 in the Botanical Garden of the University of Pécs, with a total of 50 artificial nests at each of the four sessions (with ...
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Germplasm enhancement for adaptation to climate changes
... maize breeding program has demonstrated preliminary success in adaptation by investing in long-term goals (Figure ...EarlyGEM breeding populations to increase our efforts to identify alternative ...
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Estimative of genetic parameters in progeny test of Pinus caribaea Morelet var. hondurensis Barret & Golfari by quantitative traits and microsatellite markers
... within breeding programs, it is important to understand the relationships among heritability and the correlation between ages and traits of economic interest, as well as seed-origin and the mating system of the ...
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SOYBEAN - MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF BREEDING
... of Breeding focuses recent progress in our understanding of the genetics and molecular biology of ...II, Breeding for abiotic stress covers proteomics approaches form as a powerful tool for investigating ...
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Plant Breeding and Environment Protection
... several breeding programs that resulted in cultivars demonstrating the great tolerance to the most important diseases and requiring the minimal level of chemical protection, retaining the high quality of ...
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Driving IT projects to success: stakeholders’ importance: an artificial neural network model to demonstrate the potential of using stakeholder characteristics in IT projects’ success estimation
... In the specific case of this dissertation, the problem identification phase consisted in studying the two main areas related to this topic, project management and predictive analysis. From an early stage, it was possible ...
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Considerations upon energetic efficiency of a recirculating aquatic system (RAS) for super intensive fish culture
... fish breeding it’s a partially closed system, which trough water treatment and recirculation allows the breeding of the aquaculture product in controlled environment ...fish breeding is ...
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ENHANCED WINTER HARDINESS IN COMMON VETCH (VICIA SATIVA L.) FOR AUTUMN-SOWING IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF TURKEY
... Basically breeding for winter hardiness is a breeding for adaptation, and as the winter conditions vary considerably even within and between years, new cultivars should possess tolerance to the various ...
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Rev. Bras. Econ. vol.57 número1
... the determination of periods of fiscal consolidation and fiscal stimulus. Using an informal criteria that includes the magnitude of the adjustment as well as the number of periods that are considered for the changes, 1994 ...
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Braz. j. oceanogr. vol.60 número3
... Townsend’s (1935) classic whale charts, which illustrate where American open-boat (pre- modern) whalers took sperm, humpback, right and bowhead whales worldwide, evidence few catches of humpback whales off Trindade. ...
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Application of Environmental Management Principles in the Program for Eradication of Aedes (Stegomyia) aegypti (Linneus, 1762) in the Republic of Cuba, 1984
... These latter measures in- cluded focal and perifocal treatment of breeding areas, physical destruction of actual or potential breeding-places, modification of drinkin[r] ...
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Breeding barley for quality in Turkey
... 334 breeding lines with 77 checks from BBPT, were grown in 14 field trials in Konya, central Turkey, (37°52ˈ N, 32°29ˈ E, 1016 m above sea level), on a hydromorphic alluvial under the conditions of Mediterranean ...
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Success-slope effects on the illusion of control and on remembered success-frequency
... in the “descending” and “flat” conditions, and in accu- racy rather than underestimation in the other two condi- tions. The effect refers to the tendency to overestimate low event frequencies and underestimate high ones ...
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Evolution, Appearance, and Occupational Success
... The studies reviewed so far suggest potentially powerful effects of a person’s appearance on their occupational success in a variety of settings. The two most likely routes to these relationships lie in 1) ...
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Heliconia acuminata reproductive success is
... reproductive success have been conducted in a several Neotropical sites (Montalvo and Ackerman, 1987; Horvitz and Schemske, 1988; Ackerman, 1989), to our knowledge none have been conducted in central ...
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