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Buffering artificial nest boxes for procellariiformes breeding in exposed habitats: Investigating effects on temperature and humidity
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- Buffering artificial nest boxes for procellariiformes breeding in exposed habitats: Investigating effects on temperature and humidity
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© The Ornithological Society of New Zealand Inc. The tendency of various species, including many Procellariiformes, to breed in sub-terrestrial burrows, complicates breeding biology studies. Artificial nest boxes facilitate detailed data collection, but may alter the buffering capacity of natural burrows, especially when these nests are exposed to direct sunlight (e.g., in non-forested habitats). We tested the buffering capacity of artificial nest boxes, equipped with additional insulating fe...
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- 18 Jun, 2020
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- Johannes Fischer / J Chambon / I Debski / JA Hiscock / R Cole / GA Taylor / Heiko Wittmer
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- https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Buffering_artificial_nest_boxes_for_procellari...
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- artificial nest boxes / breeding biology / insulation / relative humidity / seabirds / South Georgian diving petrel / temperature / Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Ornithology / Zoology / PETREL PELECANOIDES-GEORGICUS / PARUS-CAERULEUS / NEW-ZEALAND / ISLAND / ESTABLISHMENT / PTERODROMA / INCUBATION / SEABIRDS / BIOLOGY / SIZE / Ecology
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