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Fluctuating human activity and associated anthropogenic food availability affect behaviour and parental care of Red-winged Starlings
Increased food availability associated with urbanisation is widely recognised as one of the key factors influencing avian demography. Temporal fluctuations in food availability, tied to variation in human presence, are of particular interest as they occur frequently in urban environments, but their...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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