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Predicting Effects of Water Regime Changes on Waterbirds: Insights from Staging Swans.The effect of herbivores on genotypic diversity in a clonal aquatic plant Lower foraging efficiency of offspring constrains use of optimal habitat in birds with extended parental care

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Body weights and fat deposition of Palaearctic passerine migrants in the central Sahara.

Interaction of bodymass, fat, foraging and stopover period in trans-Sahara migrating passerine birds.

Compensatory growth in an aquatic plant mediates exploitative competition between seasonally tied herbivores.

Weight changes of cross-desert migrants at an oasis -do energetic considerations alone determine the length of stopover?

Optimal fat loads in migrating birds: a test of the time-minimization hypothesis.

Optimum fuel loads in migratory birds: distinguishing between time and energy minimization

Body fat influences departure from stopover sites in migratory birds: evidence from whole-island telemetry.

Short-term foraging costs and long-term fueling rates in central-place foraging swans revealed by giving-up exploitation times.

Site selection and resource depletion in black-tailed godwits Limosa l. limosa eating rice during northward migration.

Prediction of bird-day carrying capacity on a staging site: a test of depletion models.

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