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Correlations between age, phenotype, and individual contribution to population growth in common terns.

Ecology - 1 Oct 2007

Ezard Thomas H G, Becker Peter H, Coulson Tim

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There have been numerous reports of changes in phenology, which are frequently attributed to environmental change. Age-dependent change in phenotypic traits, fledgling production, and the timing of events in the life cycle is also widespread. This means that changes in the age structure of a population could generate changes in phenology, which may be incorrectly attributed to environmental change or...

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PMID: 18027753
DOI: 10.1890/06-2020.1

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