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Reduced levels of relatedness indicate that great-tailed grackles disperse further at the edge of their range

2024-12-20

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It is generally thought that behavioral flexibility, the ability to change behavior when circumstances change, plays an important role in the ability of a species to rapidly expand their geographic range. However, it is an alternative non-exclusive possibility that an increase in the amount of available habitat can also facilitate a range expansion. Great-tailed grackles (*Quiscalus mexicanus*) are a social, polyg...

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Literature Corpus work: 9553d6e6-c253-5f78-b56a-e17fb2e09903
DOI: 10.32942/x2nd0n

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