Causes of egg hatching failure by the type of social mating system in dunnocks.

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Causes of egg hatching failure by the type of social mating system in dunnocks.

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The number of eggs and percentages are shown for each category of hatching failure for polyandrous and monogamous nests. Effect sizes (β) and associated 95% credible intervals (CI) are shown for the difference between types of social mating system in relation to the kind of hatching failure. We present Cohen's d effect sizes (with associated standard error (SE) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI)) for the difference between polyandrous and monogamous nests calculated from the z-value of the...

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09 Jul, 2013

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Eduardo S. A. Santos / Shinichi Nakagawa

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ecology / Ecological metrics / Productivity (ecology) / Behavioral ecology / Ecophysiology / Zoology / Animal behavior / Ornithology / Animal types / wildlife / hatching / mating / Biological Sciences / Medicine

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