Nest construction by a ground-nesting bird represents a potential trade-off between egg crypticity and thermoregulation

Mayer, Paul M.; Smith, Levica M.; Ford, Robert G.; Watterson, Dustin C.; McCutchen, Marshall D.; Ryan, Mark R.

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Nest construction by a ground-nesting bird represents a potential trade-off between egg crypticity and thermoregulation

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Paul M. Mayer¹,
Levica M. Smith²^nAff4,
Robert G. Ford¹^nAff5,
Dustin C. Watterson²,
Marshall D. McCutchen¹ &
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Mark R. Ryan³

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Levica M. Smith
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Paul M. Mayer, Robert G. Ford & Marshall D. McCutchen
McNair Scholars Program, East Central University, Ada, OK, 74820, USA
Levica M. Smith & Dustin C. Watterson
School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO, 65211, USA
Mark R. Ryan

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Mayer, P.M., Smith, L.M., Ford, R.G. et al. Nest construction by a ground-nesting bird represents a potential trade-off between egg crypticity and thermoregulation. Oecologia 159, 903 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00442-009-1311-3

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