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Investigating how different classes of nest predators respond to the playback of the begging calls of nestling birds

2021-11-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Begging brings benefits and costs for nestling birds: it can indicate their needs to their parents, but it can also be a cue used by predators to find the nest. The costs, like many variables related to nest predation, can be specific to what kinds of predators are present and their auditory capabilities. These costs and benefits could also be affected by human noise, as noi...

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Literature Corpus work: 79f95bd7-4321-5627-9a87-849492f93e2c
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1095866/v1

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