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1 nteractions, novel object investigation, and nesting.

2 annual SoGS predicted the timing of kestrel nesting.

3 ht be broadly limited by temperatures during nesting.

4 the FS shape becomes flattened to enhance FS nesting.

5 of an endangered bird that uses Spartina for nesting.

6 onse to hydric conditions during the time of nesting.

7 lative contribution of foraging areas to the nesting adults.

8 Average date of kestrel nesting advanced 15 days in the past 24 years and was po

9 ing locations for 749 individual loggerheads nesting along the east central Florida (USA) coast, the

10 rimaevus engaged in multigenerational, group-nesting and burrowing behaviour, representing the first

11 of three interconnected standard cages, kept nesting and elimination sites highly segregated, with ne

12 apes can be managed for increased native bee nesting and extended foraging, dually enhancing biodiver

13 eromone induces long-term aggregation at new nesting and feeding sites.

14 e relative effects of landscape composition (nesting and floral resources within foraging distances),

15 habitat and floral resource distributions on nesting and foraging patterns of a critical native polli

16 ng-term monitoring and tagging programmes in nesting and high-use foraging areas.

17 tion, and improved natural behaviors such as nesting and marble burying as well as dendritic spine mo

18 field activity, activities of daily living (nesting and marble burying), at the effective therapeuti

19 over fledging age in songbirds, we compared nesting and postfledging survival rates across 18 specie

20 nsitions in both directions between solitary nesting and sociality [2-5].

21 ering site departure, breeding site arrival, nesting and southbound departure was later for birds bre

22 hereas hibernation, heterothermy, burrowing, nesting, and study location did not influence responses.

23 he numeric models, taking advantage of model nesting, and using averaged non-clustered results for th

24 The nesting approach was epitope and species independent and

25 serve that the activity of ants within their nesting area appears to show no dependence on their dens

26 turtles and is a critical consideration for nesting area protection and restoration.

27 pective of whether the ant population in the nesting area remains constant or steadily depletes, and

28 tificial nesting areas across the Amazon, as nesting area substrates should be selected not only to m

29 r, the jaeger, with respect to prey size and nesting area used.

30 l of activity of Pharaoh's ants within their nesting area, with the aim of providing a more general u

31 the time-intervals between ants leaving the nesting area.

32 will lead to 33.4%-43.0% loss of the current nesting area; (c) climate change will contribute to popu

33 for informing the restoration of artificial nesting areas across the Amazon, as nesting area substra

34 We found moderate to low overlap in nesting areas among predators and no evidence of their e

35 We also verified if spatial segregation in nesting areas could be another mechanism allowing coexis

36 igh-velocity Kuroshio Current to the primary nesting areas in southern Japan is remarkably stable and

37 orage for new wood resources to expand their nesting areas; an aggregation pheromone is presumed to r

38 included 1417 individuals from nine Atlantic nesting assemblages.

39 were assigned to four other potential source nesting assemblages.

40 inferences based on this unique multi-taxon nesting association.

41 cted from sooty terns (Onychoprion fuscatus) nesting at a major Atlantic colony, we reconstructed a l

42 ore fledglings and independent offspring per nesting attempt.

43 Our goal was to identify nesting beach origins for turtles foraging here.

44 housands of females congregating at a single nesting beach over a few days to oviposit their eggs.

45 and create a digital elevation model of the nesting beach to estimate impacts of projected SLR.

46 best described hatchling production at each nesting beach.

47 numbers of nests or reproductive females at nesting beaches and (ii) ignorance of factors regulating

48 Sightings of small turtles downcurrent of nesting beaches and in association with drifting organis

49 a caretta) hatchling production at seventeen nesting beaches in Bahia, Espirito Santo, and Rio de Jan

50 The more tropical nesting beaches in Brazil, such as those in Bahia, are p

51 y data set for 83 foraging turtles traced to nesting beaches using flipper tags and/or PIT tags (n =

52 tchling production, while the more temperate nesting beaches, such as those in Rio de Janeiro, are pr

53 d negative effects of urbanization on ground-nesting bees may underestimate the full impact of urbani

54 or diverse and ecologically important ground-nesting bees.

55 ly examined how maternal temperatures affect nesting behavior and embryonic thermal sensitivity.

56 Adapting a unique nesting behavior assay, we confirmed a "critical period"

57 vertical hyperactivity, reduced anxiety, and nesting behavior deficiencies.

58 n glial cells, and the ability to ameliorate nesting behavior in APP/PS1 mice.

59 specimen MPCM-LH-26189, supporting precocial nesting behavior in this extinct group.

60 iors based on passive avoidance, T-Maze, and nesting behavior tests.

61 ales experienced while gravid did not affect nesting behavior, but warmer temperatures at the time of

62 provides a plausible proximate mechanism for nesting behavior, where a return to the colony nest rest

63 lness and suppressed sleep and sleep-related nesting behavior.

64 ons promoted goal-directed and sleep-related nesting behavior.

65 abnormalities, i.e. learning impairment and nesting behaviors based on passive avoidance, T-Maze, an

66 influence reproduction by altering parental nesting behaviors of wild songbirds.

67 ve mating and species-specific courtship and nesting behaviors.

68 anisms that are integral to this unique mass-nesting behaviour.

69 Aggregate and solitary nesting behaviours are associated with distinct inter-ne

70 urface with a very good geometrical overlap (nesting), believed to enhance the pairing interaction an

71 Moreover, we showed that the degree of nesting between spindles and slow oscillations modified

72 of nest movements, assumptions regarding the nesting biology of social insects should be reevaluated,

73 We use substrate selection in a ground-nesting bird (Japanese quail, Coturnix japonica).

74 ing high-resolution mosaicked orthophotos of nesting bird sites.

75 ficant and globally widespread among various nesting birds and reproducing ants.

76 Cooperatively nesting birds are vulnerable to social parasites that la

77 Nesting birds can act as thermal ecosystem engineers by

78 representing interactions between plants and nesting birds in forests across an urbanization gradient

79 y drought may impact many migratory, wetland nesting birds in the Rocky Mountains and beyond.

80 display" behaviour among many extant ground-nesting birds.

81 Herein, we describe a custom-built nesting box imager (NBI) that uses a single-board comput

82 it also reduces average temperatures during nesting by over 1 degrees C, approximately the same magn

83 ing materials (cellulose pellets) from their nesting cages to their latrine cage.

84 tem, in which cocooned bees are removed from nesting cavities for cleaning and storage.

85 species that compete for food resources and nesting cavities.

86 heterogeneity for a population of colonially nesting cliff swallows (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota) caught

87 d a net over the side of a bridge or flushed nesting cliff swallows into a stationary net positioned

88 We found larger nesting clusters and decreased attacks on outgroup compe

89 The scrapes most probably occur near nesting colonies, as yet unknown or no longer preserved

90 or winter) and local air temperatures at the nesting colony.

91 lineshape vary with the Fermi surface quasi-nesting conditions in a fashion that shares similarities

92 Regardless of latitude, nesting corresponded with a consistent stage of seasonal

93 odelling with 20 years of mark-recapture and nesting data across the breeding range of this species t

94 atios of their offspring, we use 24 years of nesting data for individual female loggerhead sea turtle

95 le eggs are deposited at depths of ~ 2-25 cm-nesting deeper within or outside of that range of depths

96 t, but may not, due to the cooling effect of nesting deeper.

97 ive impact of natural woodland on bumble bee nesting densities.

98 beach locations converged over time, whereas nesting density decreased in places where magnetic signa

99 Nesting density increased significantly in coastal areas

100 elated to distance from nest to water, local nesting density, and colony type.

101 hat can express either sociality or solitary nesting, depending on environmental conditions.

102 s oviposited during arribada or non-arribada nesting differ in their capacity to be maintained in pre

103 cycle, their extensive use of croplands for nesting differentiates them and makes them particularly

104 0 +/- 0.2) x 10(3) M(-1)) resembling Russian nesting dolls.

105 easing Hg levels in eggs of multiple species nesting downstream of the oil sands region of northern A

106 ndom coefficient modeling to account for the nesting effect of multiple observations within residents

107 omorbidity, psychoactive medication use) and nesting effects of residents and staff.

108 ransitions offspring from comparatively safe nesting environments to more dangerous postfledging ones

109 k line at Ostional, Costa Rica during a mass-nesting event of olive ridley turtles (Lepidochelys oliv

110 Aggregated nesting events, termed 'arribadas', involve hundreds of

111 to affect the reproductive success of ground-nesting farmland birds.

112 new framework for exploring the evolution of nesting, feeding, and social behavior within the stingin

113 a decline in medium and large bodied ground-nesting female bees.

114 h population feminization, with 32%-64% more nesting females expected by 2120; (d) as incubation temp

115 esis that wind more often obscures tracks of nesting females in substrates with more (>66%) fine sand

116 field intensity and inclination can lead the nesting females to a series of predictably different bea

117 isted even following a large-scale exodus of nesting geese from the eider colony.

118 decreased survival and fecundity for arctic-nesting geese.

119 g clutches in burrows at volcanically heated nesting grounds.

120 low maintaining links across island-specific nesting groups, despite significant genetic structure.

121 ogen loads, with spring floral resources and nesting habitat availability serving as the main drivers

122 future vulnerability and viability of a key nesting habitat for sympatric loggerhead (Caretta carett

123 ntail selected for cropland over alternative nesting habitat, likely due to the similarities with pro

124 "hibernation boxes" in pollinator gardens as nesting habitat.

125 ial barriers may affect the ability of these nesting habitats to remain suitable for nesting through

126 Nesting habits are especially important because they can

127 were as efficient as spontaneous spindles in nesting hippocampal ripples within their excitable troug

128 ehavior including site fidelity and colonial nesting in a terrestrial vertebrate.

129 -living tree swallows ( Tachycineta bicolor) nesting in artificial nest boxes.

130 exhibit an unusual behavioural polymorphism, nesting in both aggregations and solitarily.

131 optimal natural foraging conditions, storks nesting in both urban and natural wetlands had narrow di

132 head sea turtle (Caretta caretta) population nesting in Cabo Verde, we determined the spatiotemporal

133 -parameter, which enhances the Fermi surface nesting in CaFe2As2, are also discussed.

134 r results demonstrate a collinear pattern of nesting in early fin buds that includes HoxD14, a gene p

135 Colonial nesting in enantiornithines was previously described fro

136 n anisodactyl crown passerines versus cavity-nesting in Eocene zygodactyl stem passerines [9].

137 ulation surveys and identify any significant nesting in Fiji that may have been overlooked.

138 idelity likely drove sage-grouse to continue nesting in habitats degraded by wildfire.

139 r PBDE concentrations in eggs from starlings nesting in landfill sites (median: 28-280 ng/g wet weigh

140 The recent revelation of exceptionally deep nesting in lizards under extreme dry conditions undersco

141 ilitates reproductive success of individuals nesting in noisy areas as a result of the disruption of

142 Using a large data set of cooperative nesting in Polistes wasps we demonstrate that different

143 Ultimately, the benefits of nesting in sandstone appear to outweigh the associated c

144 ctroscopic gap and the role of Fermi surface nesting in the CDW phase of NbSe(2).

145 mbricata) and green turtles (Chelonia mydas) nesting in the Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean are repo

146 hat traits that may reduce reliance on trees-nesting in the ground or inside nests of other species-c

147 In contrast, extreme deep nesting in V. panoptes allowed us to disentangle tempera

148 and electron pockets forming considerable FS nesting instability.

149 ehaviours are associated with distinct inter-nesting intervals, three and four weeks for non-arribada

150 arribada behaviour by allowing longer inter-nesting intervals.

151 ocation include legionary nomadism, unstable nesting, intrinsic nest relocation, and adventitious nes

152 But if deep nesting is an adaptation to dry conditions, is there a p

153 e nutrients from large marine areas on their nesting islands playing an important ecological role in

154 number of adult eiders breeding at Canadian nesting islands.

155 We show that successful nesting leads to divorce, whereas nest failure leads to

156 ope analysis, that approximately half of the nesting leatherbacks from an important rookery in South

157 oning System (GPS) tracking data of 12 urban-nesting lesser black-backed gulls, Larus fuscus, with ha

158 abitat selection and survival during the key nesting life-stage of a bird species of high conservatio

159 The discovery of this new colonial nesting locality shows nest fidelity over a long time, a

160 By nesting localized dynamic connectivity states within the

161 re were explained by vocalization frequency, nesting location and diet.

162 rinting should cause turtles to change their nesting locations as magnetic signatures drift slightly

163 Nesting males produce nocturnal vocalizations to attract

164 rostris) was greater than that of the forest-nesting marbled murrelet (B. marmoratus).

165 l litters were submitted to a restriction of nesting material (neonatal limited bedding [NLB]) for 1

166 rts current recommendations to preserve used nesting material at cage cleaning to maintain odor famil

167 a large proportion of proteins found in used nesting material belong to major urinary protein ("MUP")

168 th while the LB dams were exposed to limited nesting material from postnatal days (P) 2-9.

169 However, the content of used nesting material has never been chemically analyzed.

170 These results suggest that even when nesting material is provided, individual mice may be exp

171 ge; cage cleaning protocols; and transfer of nesting material.

172 speculated that these cues are preserved in nesting material.

173 first comprehensive proteome profile of used nesting material.

174 distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar nesting materials but fail to differentiate between thei

175 emale or a sample of familiar and unfamiliar nesting materials.

176 eady acceptance of affordable, mass-produced nesting materials; alfalfa pollination efficacy; and eme

177 Nesting migratory geese are among the dominant herbivore

178 excavating communal warrens of a large, deep-nesting monitor lizard (Varanus panoptes), taking advant

179 medean and even Goldberg polyhedra, however, nesting multiple polyhedra in one cluster is challenging

180 ills are an important FR source to starlings nesting nearby and that other terrestrial organisms coul

181 n, we tested whether the application of bird-nesting odors before the introduction of artificial nest

182 gs (prey) compared with areas where prey and nesting odors were introduced concurrently.

183 d ancestral-state analyses revealed frequent nesting of 'physiological' proteins within venom toxin c

184 formation of these assemblies relies on the nesting of activity within a beta1 rhythm.

185 ct" is not modulated in the initial stage of nesting of cancer cell in the endothelial niche.

186 Observations are further complicated by the nesting of cells within tissues or tissue sections, whic

187 quences of avoidance and suggest that robust nesting of hippocampal theta-gamma rhythms at the time o

188 abstract shapes, which retain adjacency and nesting of structural features but disregard the length

189 lity arising from the progressive intra-band nesting of the Fermi surface with increasing pressure, a

190 Nutrients from seabirds nesting on oceanic islands enhance the productivity and

191 at Northern Mockingbirds (Mimus polyglottos) nesting on the campus of a large university rapidly lear

192 ibutions for the five most abundant seabirds nesting on the Farallon Islands: western gull (Larus occ

193 y Midwest summer breeding range and 37% more nesting opportunities per acre for waterfowl in the Prai

194 Birds avoid nesting or roosting in C. nucifera, thus reducing the cr

195 Spindle and SO "nesting," or the temporal overlap between the two events

196 after stress induced by the limited bedding/nesting paradigm in mice.

197 table nesting spots and providing additional nesting partners.

198 ng the anatomical constraints that influence nesting penguin vocalisations from a source-filter persp

199 epileptic activity and improve survival and nesting performance.

200 a constant rate of depredation regardless of nesting period or density of nests.

201 ccurring in a period prior to and during the nesting period, and finally (iv) a longer-term negative

202 By stabilizing temperatures during nesting, phenological shifts might mitigate the need for

203 oGS change between land cover types, kestrel nesting phenology shifted with earlier prey availability

204 and plasticity make to spatial variation in nesting phenology, a phenotypic trait showing strong res

205 olution of nest site selection or changes in nesting phenology.

206 Ground-nesting plovers and coursers flee as threats approach, a

207 Our nesting population reference data set included 1417 indi

208 nd trajectory, and prevailing threats), this nesting population should resist climate change until 21

209 the current relative abundance of these two nesting populations and draws attention to a need to upd

210 Urban-nesting populations of gulls have undergone rapid popula

211 orida (1) reflect the relative size of those nesting populations, although none of the turtles were a

212 sults suggest that individual differences in nesting preferences are the main driver behind divergenc

213 By attaching altitude loggers to nesting Purple Martins and collecting prey delivered to

214 affected survival and space use for a ground-nesting quail species (Colinus virginianus; northern bob

215 We use an extensive dataset of over 820K nesting records of 73 bird species across the boreal reg

216 vior, but warmer temperatures at the time of nesting reduced nest depth.

217 anism of hot electron-hole pairs in the band nesting region denoted as C-excitons, remains elusive.

218 stable in resampled iterations that preserve nesting relationships, arguing that these LVs should not

219 the neurophysiological processes modified by nesting remain poorly understood.

220 We used a 3-level multilevel model nesting repeated measures of outcomes within participant

221 temperature with changing depth; most ground-nesting reptile eggs are deposited at depths of ~ 2-25 c

222 The absence of evidence for other ground-nesting reptile mothers adjusting nest depth in response

223 Broadly, our data suggest that ground-nesting reptiles can assess soil moisture and respond by

224 ture habitat change for species with similar nesting requirements.

225 urces, one fixed, the other renewable, e.g., nesting resources and food resources.

226 us flowering plant species, provide food and nesting resources for pollinator species and other benef

227 ectivity of populations and erode floral and nesting resources to undermine pollinator abundance and

228 ral plantings to provide additional food and nesting resources when apple flowers are not available.

229 landscapes (i.e., those with abundant floral/nesting resources) to maintain healthy wild bee populati

230 cts of direct factors (i.e., food resources, nesting resources, and incidental risks) regulating bee

231 n European starlings, females sing to defend nesting resources, and song can be considered agonistica

232 fancy to the scarcity-adversity model of low nesting resources, and then characterized the quality of

233 ditions, including various metrics of floral/nesting resources, insecticides, weather, and honey bee

234 could compete with native bees for food and nesting resources.

235 The African penguin is a nesting seabird endemic to southern Africa.

236 Introduced mammals have devastated island nesting seabird populations worldwide.

237 We surveyed four species of Arctic cliff-nesting seabirds (glaucous gull Larus hyperboreus, Icela

238 e organic matter assimilation by the glacier-nesting seabirds Kittlitz's murrelet (Brachyramphus brev

239 edation relative to three periods within the nesting season (i.e., early, peak, and late) and two nes

240 cooler temperatures, both at the end of the nesting season and in shaded areas, will guarantee male

241 ation and 147 adult Turkey Vultures during a nesting season.

242 temperatures were relatively cool during the nesting seasons of both species which would likely produ

243 cantly deeper in years associated with drier nesting seasons, a finding best explained as a plastic r

244 uction in an island population of the ground nesting shorebird, the Kentish plover (Charadrius alexan

245 A Late Cretaceous-aged multi-taxon nesting site from Romania preserved in three dimensions

246 ssil and sedimentological evidence from this nesting site provides empirical data on reproductive str

247 e primary significance of the Massospondylus nesting site, but also provides additional insights into

248 es, documenting the oldest known dinosaurian nesting site, predating other similar sites by more than

249 ns--also exists in a swarm as it chooses its nesting site.

250 eratus worker release the pheromone to their nesting site.

251 -led tandem pair and search for a favourable nesting site.

252 and California gull (L. californicus)) from nesting sites across Canada.

253 We mapped their nesting sites and collected regurgitation pellets to rec

254 at can cover thousands of kilometres between nesting sites and distant foraging areas.

255 s Squamellaria that are cultivated for their nesting sites and floral rewards.

256 rback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) at four nesting sites encompassing the Pacific, Atlantic and Ind

257 reductions in the availability of preferred nesting sites for two of three ground nesting songbirds

258 gh several late Cretaceous sauropod colonial nesting sites have been discovered nearly on every conti

259 we analyzed a 19-year database of loggerhead nesting sites in the largest sea turtle rookery in North

260 rovide clues to paleoenvironments where such nesting sites occurred.

261 urtle sex ratios at population levels across nesting sites worldwide, a crucial step in assessing the

262 ns on basic resources such as energy, water, nesting sites, and refugia [8, 10].

263 and in beach zones representative of turtle nesting sites.

264 a strong ecological constraint, shortage of nesting sites.

265 ne egg camouflage in clutches laid by ground-nesting Snowy Plovers Charadrius nivosus and Least Terns

266 ferred nesting sites for two of three ground nesting songbirds led to increasing overlap in nest site

267 and reproductive success in two wild, cavity-nesting songbirds, the Carolina wren and prothonotary wa

268 However, eggs of ground-nesting species can be exposed when pesticide applicatio

269 We show that noise alone reduces nesting species richness and leads to different avian co

270 le rotundata were used as proxies for ground-nesting species.

271 ptions for subordinates, freeing up suitable nesting spots and providing additional nesting partners.

272 rder, and transiently enhanced Fermi surface nesting stabilizing the order.

273 ial wasp Polistes carolina through different nesting strategies in a stratified habitat where nest si

274 agrams can be used to depict interactions in nesting-structured communities and generate predictions

275 ant-plants to test how the evolution of ant-nesting structures in species with different levels of s

276 r change is tied to symbiosis evolution (ant-nesting structures), while leaf size is independently co

277 over time) were examined with two levels of nesting (subject and eye within subject) to predict the

278 ese results suggest that chronic exposure to nesting substrates contaminated with neonicotinoids may

279 ulatory day lengths and the proliferation of nesting substrates facilitated their colonization.

280 tion on mating decisions, nest locations and nesting success across multiple years in combination wit

281 Substrate type determines nesting success and fitness in turtles and is a critical

282 y uneven networks had approximately half the nesting success as the most even networks.

283 Nesting success of kestrels only was significantly lower

284 noise limits bird distributions and reduces nesting success via a natural experiment to isolate the

285 may be key mechanisms through which spindle nesting supports memory consolidation.SIGNIFICANCE STATE

286 ea) eggs from eight clutches (four from each nesting tactic) were divided among seven treatments afte

287 Furthermore, nesting tests demonstrated that the ELP-treated animals

288 In addition, nesting these matrices provides a unique platform for in

289 hese nesting habitats to remain suitable for nesting through beach migration.

290 eudo-one-dimensional metal, with unperfected nesting, thus ruling out the possibility of charge or sp

291 erconductors, which exhibit no Fermi-surface nesting, to their iron pnictide counterparts.

292 d their commercialization include gregarious nesting; use of leaves for lining nests; ready acceptanc

293 ng interactions between local moments at the nesting vector, whereas the ordered local moments in tur

294 orrelations and Fermi surfaces with multiple nesting vectors can lead to the appearance of complex mu

295 ut have thus far only been applied to cavity-nesting vertebrate communities.

296 to the distribution of neural correlations; nesting was associated with narrowing of the distributio

297 This nesting will occur if some traits are sequentially gaine

298 We predicted that experienced breeders nesting with a new partner would have rates of survival

299 t/ice shelf model capable of high-resolution nesting with a new treatment of grounding-line dynamics

300 pattern explained a phenological mismatch of nesting with hydrological conditions, whereby immigrants