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American Marten - WDNR
Description || Habits || Food || Breeding Biology || Distribution History in Wisconsin || Current Status || Further Reading Excerpt from the Animal Guide || ... search of mice and other small mammals. Breeding Biology American martens first mate when they're about two years old. During the July-August breeding season, martens (especially males) become quite ...
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Peregrine Falcon - WDNR
Weight: female 32-40 ounces, male 20-25 ounces Description || Food || Breeding Biology || Distribution || History in Wisconsin || Current Status || Research and Management || What You Can Do || Further ... peregrine’s nostrils slow the wind velocity, enabling the bird to breathe while diving. Breeding Biology Peregrines first breed when two or three years old. The male selects a nesting ...
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Falklands Penguins
Penguins at Volunteer Beach: Aspects of Breeding Biology Rockhopper Penguin (Eudyptes chrysocome chrysocome) The Rockhopper Penguin is noisy, quarrelsome and the smallest penguin breeding in the Falklands. It is adept ... . Close-packed colonies on rocky cliffs can be enormous, numbering many thousands of breeding pairs, often in association with Black-browed Albatross or King Shags. They are ...
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Canadian Peregrine Foundation - Peregrine Biology Section Home Page
Peregrine Biology Section Home Page The Canadian Peregrine Foundation Peregrine Biology Scientific Classification and Species Names Origin of the peregrine's scientific and common ... nesting; eggs; incubation; chicks; fledging; longevity; mortality; hunting Habitat Range; migration; wintering grounds; breeding territories - wild and urban Dictionary Definitions and examples of the use of words ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Biology
The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Biology The Evolution of Elasmobranchs (Sharks, Rays and Skates) Most of the planet is ocean, and ... , but many species of sharks simply aren't well understood by science. Movements, migrations and breeding habits of most sharks are blank spots. Many of the best know species of sharks ...
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Peregrine biology - natural history
The Canadian Peregrine Foundation Peregrine Biology: Natural History Courtship --- Nesting --- Eggs --- Incubation --- Chicks Fledging --- Longevity --- Mortality --- Food/Hunting Courtship Behaviour: ... three or four eggs. Young pairs often only have two eggs in their first breeding season, and then increase to three or four eggs in subsequent years. Some Peregrines ...
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NPS: Nature & Science » Biology Resources
Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Biology Nature & Science NPS.gov Nature & Science Air Biology Geology Natural Sounds Water Explore Biology: Ecosystem Restoration Endangered Species Integrated Pest Management Invasive ... Bird Day is an event to celebrate the journeys of migratory birds between their breeding grounds in the U.S. and Canada and their wintering grounds in Latin America ...
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Q and A's about Gray Wolf Biology
Links | Archives Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) Questions and Answers about Gray Wolf Biology PDF Version 1) Why was the gray wolf listed as ... packs formed in those areas. 15) How does a non-breeding wolf attain breeding status? A wolf can stay with the pack into ... wolves mate? The breeding season for wolves is from late January through March; the further south, the earlier the breeding season. Females are ...
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Breeding Basics
Breeding is stressful and a mother bred too often can develop a prolapsed uterus. Adult females ... just to take care in not breeding animals with bad traits or health problems. Preparing The Cage For Breeding Because short-tailed opossums are solitary, the breeding pair is housed separately except for ...
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Amphibian Biology
Introduction to Amphibian Biology (see below for order-specific biology) The class Amphibia is ... next season. Many caudates that spend time in the water during the breeding season go through a second, lesser metamorphosis when returning to the water, ...
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