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Additional file 1 of Using light-level geolocations to monitor incubation behaviour of a cavity-nesting bird Apus apus pekinensis

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posted on 2021-03-07, 04:33 authored by Xiao Huang, Yanyan Zhao, Yang Liu
Additional file 1: Figure S1. Daily light level change of all six individuals of Beijing Swift in the reproduction period. Figure S2. Box plots of possible incubation bouts in the whole breeding season of six Beijing Swifts.

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    incubation periodDirect observationcavity-nesting bird Apus apus pekin...recording birdsApus apus pekinensislight-level geolocation datalight-level geolocationsmigration routescavity-nesting bird speciesBeijing Swiftsgeolocatornest-monitoring methodsincubation behaviourcavity-nesting birdBeijing Swift

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