Sergio Nolazco

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No evidence for an adaptive role of early molt into breeding plumage in a female fairy wren
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The finding that molt timing is status dependent raises the possibility that other attributes of the ornament may fulfill an adaptive function in females of the monogamous purple-crowned fairy wren, in contrast to other genetically polygamous Fairy wrens in which early molt predicts extrapair mating success in males.
A single species of plant predicts territory occupancy in a population of Peruvian Plantcutters
Flexible compensation of uniparental care in an arachnid species: things are not always what they seem
Ornaments are equally informative in males and females: a bivariate meta-analysis in birds
TLDR
A systematic review and phylogenetically controlled bivariate meta-analysis of ornaments in mutually ornamented birds finds that more ornamented individuals are in better condition and achieve higher reproductive success, implying that female ornament could widely function in a similar manner as male ornamments.
THE CHALLENGE OF ESTIMATING AND MONITORING THE POPULATION SIZE OF THE ENDANGERED PERUVIAN PLANTCUTTER (PHYTOTOMA RAIMONDII)
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The number of adult individuals of the endangered Peruvian Plantcutter at the protected area Pomac Forest Historical Sanctuary was estimated in 2016 and contrasted with refined estimates from a survey conducted in 2011, providing detailed information for replicability and improvement.
Flexibility in resource selection for foraging and nest construction in Peruvian Plantcutters (Phytotoma raimondii)
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This study reveals that the Peruvian Plantcutter occupies a wider range of breeding habitats than previously thought; however, its flexibility in resource use is still expressed within a narrow array of known selected plant species.