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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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Geographic Variation
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Sex Ratio
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Far North
100%
Falco Sparverius
100%
Kestrel
100%
American Kestrel
100%
Behavioral Dominance
100%
Migratory Birds
50%
Body Size
50%
Close Proximity
50%
Intrasexual Selection
50%
Count Data
50%
Breeding Territory
50%
Dominance Hypothesis
50%
Early Arrival
50%
Latitudinal Variation
50%
Winter Range
50%
Arrival Time Hypothesis
50%
Christmas Bird Count
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Harsh Climate
50%
Size Dominance
50%
Reversed Sexual Size Dimorphism
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
American Kestrel
100%
Sex Ratio
100%
Breeding Site
66%
Kestrel
66%
Migratory Bird
33%
Body Size
33%