Un manual para la determinación de la edad y el sexo en aves

Alexis Cerezo

doi:10.56178/eh.v33i1.503

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Un manual para la determinación de la edad y el sexo en aves

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PYLE P (1997) Identification guide to North Americanbirds. Part 1. Slate Creek Press, Bolinas2
HOWELL SNG, CORBEN C, PYLE P Y ROGERS DI (2003)The first basic problem: a review of molt and plum-age homologies. Condor 105:635–6533 MARRA PP, HOBSON KA Y HOLMES RT (1998) Linkingwinter and summer events in a migratory bird byusing stable carbon isotopes. Science 282:1884–18864
MARRA PP Y HOLBERTON RL (1998) Corticosteronelevels as indicators of habitat quality: effects of habi-tat segregation in a migratory bird during the non-breeding season. Oecologia 116:284–2925
SILLETT TS Y HOLMES RT (2002) Variation in survivor-ship of a migratory songbird throughout its annualcycle. Journal of Animal Ecology 71:296–3086
SILLETT TS, HOLMES RT Y SHERRY TW (2000) Impactsof a global climate cycle on population dynamics ofa migratory songbird. Science 288:2040–20427
DESANTE DF, NOTT MP Y O’GRADY DR (2001)Identifying the proximate demographic cause(s) ofpopulation change by modelling spatial variationin productivity, survivorship, and populationtrends. Ardea 89:185–2078
WOLFE JD, RYDER TB Y PYLE P (2010) Using molt cyclesto categorize age in tropical birds: an integrativesystem. Journal of Field Ornithology 81:186–1949
JOHNSON EI, WOLFE JD, RYDER TB Y PYLE P (2011)Modifications to a molt-based ageing system pro-posed by Wolfe et al. (2010). Journal of Field Orni-thology 82:422–424

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Alexis Cerezo (2018). Un manual para la determinación de la edad y el sexo en aves. El Hornero, Vol. 33 Núm. 1 (2018), 78-79. https://doi.org/10.56178/eh.v33i1.503

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[1] PYLE P (1997) Identification guide to North Americanbirds. Part 1. Slate Creek Press, Bolinas2

[2] HOWELL SNG, CORBEN C, PYLE P Y ROGERS DI (2003)The first basic problem: a review of molt and plum-age homologies. Condor 105:635–6533 MARRA PP, HOBSON KA Y HOLMES RT (1998) Linkingwinter and summer events in a migratory bird byusing stable carbon isotopes. Science 282:1884–18864

[3] MARRA PP Y HOLBERTON RL (1998) Corticosteronelevels as indicators of habitat quality: effects of habi-tat segregation in a migratory bird during the non-breeding season. Oecologia 116:284–2925

[4] SILLETT TS Y HOLMES RT (2002) Variation in survivor-ship of a migratory songbird throughout its annualcycle. Journal of Animal Ecology 71:296–3086

[5] SILLETT TS, HOLMES RT Y SHERRY TW (2000) Impactsof a global climate cycle on population dynamics ofa migratory songbird. Science 288:2040–20427

[6] DESANTE DF, NOTT MP Y O’GRADY DR (2001)Identifying the proximate demographic cause(s) ofpopulation change by modelling spatial variationin productivity, survivorship, and populationtrends. Ardea 89:185–2078

[7] WOLFE JD, RYDER TB Y PYLE P (2010) Using molt cyclesto categorize age in tropical birds: an integrativesystem. Journal of Field Ornithology 81:186–1949

[8] JOHNSON EI, WOLFE JD, RYDER TB Y PYLE P (2011)Modifications to a molt-based ageing system pro-posed by Wolfe et al. (2010). Journal of Field Orni-thology 82:422–424