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Geographic variation in sex ratios of wintering American kestrels Falco sparverius
T. W. Arnold
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
breeding site
85%
sex ratio
82%
geographical variation
79%
dimorphism
48%
migratory bird
44%
winter
40%
arrival time
36%
body size
34%
breeding
33%
bird
27%
climate
17%
Agriculture & Biology
Falco sparverius
100%
geographical variation
72%
sex ratio
60%
gender
40%
social dominance
30%
falcons
28%
breeding sites
21%
winter
14%
migratory birds
13%
dimorphism
12%
sexual selection
11%
body size
9%
climate
8%
birds
6%
breeding
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Breeding
77%
Sex Ratio
76%
Birds
47%
Body Size
25%
Climate
25%
Sex Characteristics
20%