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• Nesting behavior poses the greatest risks for predation, especially mammalian predators.
• Over the summer she began to display nesting behaviors which can indicate a pregnancy.
• All sea turtles have similar basic nesting behaviors.
• A site known as Egg Mountain in Montana provides exceptional evidence of dinosaur nesting behavior.
• When the nesting behaviors diminished, the team discontinued its birth watch after about three weeks.
• This was eventually changed, because of differences in their color, nesting behavior, and calls.
• They are especially notable for two things : their unusual nesting behavior, and their unique feeding technique.
• Great horned owls begin nesting behaviors much earlier than red-tails, often as early as December.
• Cameras can be used to study bird nesting behaviors, or even to catch nest predators in the act.
• This study mainly focuses on previously color-banded least tern chicks nesting behavior in the Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge.
• The term " eusocial " was introduced in 1966 by Suzanne Batra who used it to describe nesting behavior in Halictine bees.
• Yes, my own OR suspicion is that this is nesting behavior, which is pre-human, and oxytocin-mediated.
• Exposure to methylmercury alters the hormone levels of American white ibis, affecting their mating and nesting behavior and leading to lower reproduction rates.
• Labyrinth fish are well known for their bubble-nesting behavior, although some species do not build bubble nests and employ other methods of brooding.
• Although he has published information on the nesting behavior of more than 500 species of birds, Greeney is well known for his interest in antpittas.
• Studies have indicated that close canopy areas does not impact the bird's nesting behavior; however, further studies are needed and are in progress.
• This is the first strong evidence for birdlike nesting behavior by theropods, the group of dinosaurs from which birds perhaps evolved more than 150 million years ago.
• It clearly has oviducts that contain two eggs almost ready to be laid, which could reveal details of the egg-laying and nesting behavior of early dinosaurs.
• Although valued for their pollination, carpenter bee nesting behavior often results in their classification as pests; The bees prefer to burrow into wood to create nest galleries.