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Day length, reproductive effort, and the avian latitudinal clutch size gradient by Rose, Alexandra P, Lyon, Bruce E

“…Explaining latitudinal patterns in life history traits remains a challenge for ecologists and evolutionary biologists. One such prominent pattern is the…”
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Temporal and individual variation in offspring provisioning by tree swallows: a new method of automated nest attendance monitoring by Rose, Alexandra P

“…Studies of the ecology and evolution of avian nesting behavior have been limited by the difficulty and expense of sampling nest attendance behavior across…”
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Individual variation in natural or manipulated corticosterone does not covary with circulating glucose in a wild bird by Taff, Conor C, Zimmer, Cedric, Ryan, Thomas A, van Oordt, David Chang, Aborn, David A, Ardia, Daniel R, Johnson, L Scott, Rose, Alexandra P, Vitousek, Maren N

“…Animals respond to sudden challenges with a coordinated set of physiological and behavioral responses that enhance the ability to cope with stressors. While…”
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Environmental unpredictability shapes glucocorticoid regulation across populations of tree swallows by Zimmer, Cedric, Taff, Conor C., Ardia, Daniel R., Rose, Alexandra P., Aborn, David A., Johnson, L. Scott, Vitousek, Maren N.

“…The ability to respond appropriately to challenges is an important contributor to fitness. Variation in the regulation of glucocorticoid hormones, which…”
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Wind and rain are the primary climate factors driving changing phenology of an aerial insectivore by Irons, Rachel D., Harding Scurr, April, Rose, Alexandra P., Hagelin, Julie C., Blake, Tricia, Doak, Daniel F.

“…While the ecological effects of climate change have been widely observed, most efforts to document these impacts in terrestrial systems have concentrated on…”
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Correction to: Wind and rain are the primary climate factors driving changing phenology of an aerial insectivore by Irons, Rachel D., Scurr, April Harding, Rose, Alexandra P., Hagelin, Julie C., Blake, Tricia, Doak, Daniel F.

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Spatiotemporal Patterns in Nest Box Occupancy by Tree Swallows Across North America by Shutler, Dave, Hussell, David J. T., Norris, D. R., Winkler, David W., Robertson, Raleigh J., Bonier, Frances, Rendell, Wallace B., Bélisle, Marc, Clark, Robert G., Dawson, Russell D., Wheelwright, Nathaniel T., Lombardo, Michael P., Thorpe, Patrick A., Truan, Melanie A., Walsh, Robert, Leonard, Marty L., Horn, Andrew G., Vleck, Carol M., Vleck, David, Rose, Alexandra P., Whittingham, Linda A., Dunn, Peter O., Hobson, Keith A., Stanback, Mark T.

“…Data from the North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) suggest that populations of aerial insectivorous birds are declining, particularly in northeastern…”
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Wind and rain are the primary climate factors driving changing phenology of an aerial insectivore by Irons, Rachel D., Scurr, April Harding, Rose, Alexandra P., Hagelin, Julie C., Blake, Tricia, Doak, Daniel F.

“…While the ecological effects of climate change have been widely observed, most efforts to document these impacts in terrestrial systems have concentrated on…”
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A classic life history pattern revisited: Day length and the latitudinal gradient in avian clutch size by Rose, Alexandra P

“…The latitudinal gradient in avian clutch size (LGCS) is one of the most striking patterns in Ecology. Assumptions regarding the apparent consistency of the…”
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A classic life history pattern revisited: Day length and the latitudinal gradient in avian clutch size by Rose, Alexandra P

“…The latitudinal gradient in avian clutch size (LGCS) is one of the most striking patterns in Ecology. Assumptions regarding the apparent consistency of the…”
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