نتایج جستجو برای: nest modules

تعداد نتایج: 67146  

Journal: :bulletin of the iranian mathematical society 0
a. alhevaz tarbiat modares university a. moussavi tarbiat modares university

let $alpha$ be an endomorphism and $delta$ an $alpha$-derivationof a ring $r$.  in this paper we  study the relationship between an$r$-module $m_r$ and the  general polynomial module  $m[x]$ over theskew polynomial ring $r[x;alpha,delta]$. we introduce the notionsof skew-armendariz modules and skew quasi-armendariz modules whichare generalizations of $alpha$-armendariz modules and extend thecla...

2014
Anders P Møller Frank Adriaensen Alexandr Artemyev Jerzy Bańbura Emilio Barba Clotilde Biard Jacques Blondel Zihad Bouslama Jean-Charles Bouvier Jordi Camprodon Francesco Cecere Anne Charmantier Motti Charter Mariusz Cichoń Camillo Cusimano Dorota Czeszczewik Virginie Demeyrier Blandine Doligez Claire Doutrelant Anna Dubiec Marcel Eens Tapio Eeva Bruno Faivre Peter N Ferns Jukka T Forsman Eduardo García-Del-Rey Aya Goldshtein Anne E Goodenough Andrew G Gosler Iga Góźdź Arnaud Grégoire Lars Gustafsson Ian R Hartley Philipp Heeb Shelley A Hinsley Paul Isenmann Staffan Jacob Antero Järvinen Rimvydas Juškaitis Erkki Korpimäki Indrikis Krams Toni Laaksonen Bernard Leclercq Esa Lehikoinen Olli Loukola Arne Lundberg Mark C Mainwaring Raivo Mänd Bruno Massa Tomasz D Mazgajski Santiago Merino Cezary Mitrus Mikko Mönkkönen Judith Morales-Fernaz Xavier Morin Ruedi G Nager Jan-Åke Nilsson Sven G Nilsson Ana C Norte Markku Orell Philippe Perret Carla S Pimentel Rianne Pinxten Ilze Priedniece Marie-Claude Quidoz Vladimir Remeš Heinz Richner Hugo Robles Seppo Rytkönen Juan Carlos Senar Janne T Seppänen Luís P da Silva Tore Slagsvold Tapio Solonen Alberto Sorace Martyn J Stenning János Török Piotr Tryjanowski Arie J van Noordwijk Mikael von Numers Wiesław Walankiewicz Marcel M Lambrechts

Nests are structures built to support and protect eggs and/or offspring from predators, parasites, and adverse weather conditions. Nests are mainly constructed prior to egg laying, meaning that parent birds must make decisions about nest site choice and nest building behavior before the start of egg-laying. Parent birds should be selected to choose nest sites and to build optimally sized nests,...

2001
DANIEL W. WOOD KAREN A. BJORNDAL

Nest site selection in reptiles can affect the fitness of the parents through the survival of their offspring because environmental factors influence embryo survivorship, hatchling quality, and sex ratio. In sea turtles, nest site selection is influenced by selective forces that drive nest placement inland and those that drive nest placement seaward. Nests deposited close to the ocean have a gr...

2004
Eyal Shochat Don H. Wolfe Michael A. Patten Dan L. Reinking Steve K. Sherrod

The attributes of roadside vegetation, an important bird habitat in grassland ecosystems, have been shown to affect bird abundance, distribution composition, and diversity, yet there are relatively few works on reproductive success of birds nesting along roadsides. Because roadsides are linear habitats, management at the landscape scale can affect nest success in roadsides through bottom-up and...

2012
Quresh S Latif Sacha K Heath John T Rotenberry

Nest predation limits avian fitness, so ornithologists study nest predation, but they often only document patterns of predation rates without substantively investigating underlying mechanisms. Parental behavior and predator ecology are two fundamental drivers of predation rates and patterns, but the role of parents is less certain, particularly for songbirds. Previous work reproduced microhabit...

Journal: :Animal behaviour 1998
Soler Cuervo Møller De lope F

Females may use male nest building to assess male parental quality, and nest size would then be a sexually selected trait. In the barn swallow, Hirundo rustica, females select their partner by his tail length, a character believed to signal good genes. Both sexes participate in nest building, although male participation is negatively related to his attractiveness as reflected by tail length. We...

Journal: :Current Biology 2012
Cornelia Buehlmann Bill S. Hansson Markus Knaden

The desert ant Cataglyphis fortis is equipped with sophisticated navigational skills for returning to its nest after foraging. The ant's primary means for long-distance navigation is path integration, which provides a continuous readout of the ant's approximate distance and direction from the nest. The nest is pinpointed with the aid of visual and olfactory landmarks. Similar landmark cues help...

2016
VICTORIA L. SIMONSEN

Although the management and restoration of habitat is the key method to conserve species of interest, local habitat management often fails to elicit desired responses in populations. Landscape features beyond the local habitat scale affect the population dynamics of ring-necked pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), but the mechanism behind this response is unknown. One possibility is that nest survi...

2001
Philip T. Starks W. D. Hamilton

Polistes dominulus females that adopt nests are less cooperative and may expend less energy than nest founding wasps. In an enclosure, 14 nests were adopted by individuals previously unassociated with any nest. No preference for enclosure or non-enclosure nests was detected, suggesting that adopters do not preferentially secure nests containing non-descendent kin. Instead, adopters — who were s...

Journal: :Ecology letters 2006
J J Fontaine T E Martin

Avian life history theory has long assumed that nest predation plays a minor role in shaping reproductive strategies. Yet, this assumption remains conspicuously untested by broad experiments that alter environmental risk of nest predation, despite the fact that nest predation is a major source of reproductive failure. Here, we examined whether parents can assess experimentally reduced nest pred...

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