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Multi‐state, multi‐stage modeling of nest‐success suggests interaction between weather and land‐use

Miller et al., 2017

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6737062624620484998
Author
Miller M
Leech D
Pearce‐Higgins J
Robinson R
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Ecology

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Many factors may affect daily nest survival. We present a novel multi‐state, multi‐stage model to estimate daily survival for each nest stage, daily hatching probability and probability that a failed nest died during a specific stage when stage of failure is unknown …
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