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MARC recordLife history strategies in a fluctuating environment / Magnus Tannerfeldt, A. Angerbjörn.
| Title: | Life history strategies in a fluctuating environment / Magnus Tannerfeldt, A. Angerbjörn. |
| Author(s): | Tannerfeldt, Magnus. Angerbjörn, A. |
| Date: | 1996. |
| In: | Ecography. (1996.), Vol. 19(3) (1996) |
| Abstract: | Authors have studied lifetime reproductive success of Arctic foxes that have successfully emigrated, travelled and settled. Some settled near natal site and some dispersed long-range. No sex bias was found. Immigrant females had higher reproductive success than residents. Competition for resources was strongest supported hypothesis. |
| Notes: | Ecography. Vol. 19(3) :209-220 (1996). |
| Keywords: | 591.16 -- Animal reproduction. 599.742.1 -- Canidae: Alopex lagopus. H6 -- Zoology: mammals. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*57) -- Sweden. |
| SPRI record no.: | 139073 |
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