Seasonal patterns in reproductive success of temperate‐breeding birds: Experimental tests of the date and quality hypotheses
Abstract
For organisms in seasonal environments, individuals that breed earlier in the season regularly attain higher fitness than their late‐breeding counterparts. Two primary hypotheses have been proposed to explain these patterns: The quality hypothesis contends that early breeders are of better phenotypic quality or breed on higher quality territories, whereas the date hypothesis predicts that seasonally declining reproductive success is a response...
Paper Details
Title
Seasonal patterns in reproductive success of temperate‐breeding birds: Experimental tests of the date and quality hypotheses
Published Date
Feb 28, 2017
Journal
Volume
7
Issue
7
Pages
2122 - 2132
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