Recruitment rate of Sarus Cranes (Grus antigone) in northern Queensland
@article{Grant2005RecruitmentRO, title={Recruitment rate of Sarus Cranes (Grus antigone) in northern Queensland}, author={J. Grant}, journal={Emu - Austral Ornithology}, year={2005}, volume={105}, pages={311 - 315} }
Abstract Annual recruitment of Sarus Cranes was estimated from 1997 to 2002, by means of observed proportions of juveniles in non-breeding flocks on the Atherton Tableland. Survey conditions were considered free of confounding influences as to provide the first accurate estimate of recruitment for the Australian population of this species. Mean recruitment over the 6-year period was 6.58%, with no significant variation between years. Comparison with other crane populations indicates that the… CONTINUE READING
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