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- Biography of John Carlisle (excerpt)
As Zee struggles to adapt to her new life, she must also find a way to re-establish her career as an Empath and fledgling Diviner. And when David vanishes on a mission to Pompeii on the eve of the Vesuvius eruption, Zee realises that he is in mortal danger.
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Will she be able to rescue him in time? Heists, sabotage and double deals. Rule 1: Trust no one.
When M crash-lands at the elite Lawless School, it is not what she was expecting. Not to mention how to jump off moving trains and steal priceless paintings. But will she be good — or bad — enough for Lawless? A smart, fast-moving action thriller full of twists and turns. Modern technology is banned, so no Facebook, no texting, no YouTube for Jess and her sister.
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What happened to Milly last summer? About growing up in the shadow of her identical twin sister Lily. But is everyone on the island really as idealistic as they first appear? And what has her father actually done?
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Laura Summers A beautifully crafted thriller; dark, deep and as murky as a mill pond Tara picked up the tiny silver earring and ran her thumb over the smooth metal. The inside of the locker got darker and then blindingly detailed, like a screen where she could see every pixel. Oh no, not this, she thought. If something is lost, Tara knows where to find it. But her strange gift has brought nothing but trouble. So when mean girl Melodie Stone disappears, the last thing Tara wants to do is find her.
Green cranks up the tension with every page. A thought-provoking new drama about the bounds of family, friendship and social acceptance I can feel the anger bubbling up inside me. We can be anyone we want. Never again. The future seems better, brighter, more exciting. But as their past threatens to catch up with them, how long can silence and lies keep their dark secret safe? Everyone, that is, except Vix, who has a sick mother to cope with, and no time for boys. All her friends and schoolmates are jealous, especially when he appears to have eyes for no one but Vix.
But is he for real? How long can it last? Friendships are frayed as Lucy befriends new girl TJ. More hilarity from the madcap world of Downtown Dinosaurs When Mrs Stigson has an egg there is great rejoicing — Darwin always wanted someone to play with.
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But leaving mad Uncle Loops in charge of egg-sitting is not a good idea. On her return, Mrs Stigson is certain that it is not the egg she laid. Rex is behind the swap. And what will stop Flint Beastwood from smashing it on his wedding day? If only his name, costume and superpower weren't so rubbish, Dynamic Boy might enjoy saving the world from baddies. Robins' illustrations add perfectly to the anarchic humour. Even better, the family has to start a new life, in disguise. Pretending to be Josephine leads to some very tricky situations.
What is going on? He decides to investigate. An island-of-treasure adventure starring the nastiest pirates ever to sail the seven seas! Even fish put their fingers over their eyes when they see the twins coming in their ship, The Rotten Apple! The disgusting McNastys and their vile antics will have children squirming, and squealing with laughter from beginning to end! Bella Donna is very excited to be going to her first witch camp, but then everything starts going wrong. Differences in the composition and the abundance of bird species in plots of distinct land use were analyzed by a non-metric multidimensional scaling NMDS ordination to determine similarity among the data.
In total, species from 29 families were found in the study sites. The agroecosystem presented the greatest species richness 70 species , followed by undisturbed forest Overall abundance of birds differed significantly among land uses. Bird abundance and dominance, in addition to the abundance of diet types, also varied significantly among land uses and between dry and rainy seasons. We found species of open habitats as well as species dependent on undisturbed forest fragments.
The results suggest that seasonal variation in the abundance of birds is mainly determined by the availability of food resources and other local environmental factors. The abundance of carnivorous, granivorous, omnivorous, insectivorous, and frugivorous birds was higher at disturbed sites while the abundance of nectarivorous birds was higher in the undisturbed forest. The species composition of the undisturbed forest was most distinct among the land uses.
Our results showed that the comparison of diet types was more useful for understanding the effect of land-use changes than the sole evaluation of the structural patterns of bird assemblages. The genus Turdus has a nearly complete anthology of nesting descriptions for its 70 species. One species yet to have nesting described is Turdus hauxwelli , a Neotropical bird native to South America.
In addition to an altitudinal range expansion, here we document 19 active T. Along with detailed descriptions of nest measurements and composition, we also describe nesting behavior. We present detailed information on T. The average egg weight was 6. The female conducted an average of 28 trips per day during incubation, which lasted The overall daily survival probability for the nests is Nesting traits among Turdus species do not vary drastically, however, despite occupying a variety of ecosystems from sea level up to 4, m, suggesting a low evolutionary lability in nesting traits in this genus.
Reproductive competition in the form of ovicide is common in some joint-nesting birds, species in which multiple females lay eggs in a single nest. Joint-nesting Smooth-billed Anis Crotophaga ani often bury eggs under a new nest floor prior to laying their own eggs. Anis apparently cannot recognize their own eggs, which raises the question of how individuals can minimize their loss of young due to egg burial or consequences of hatching asynchrony.
Newly laid eggs are coated with a white layer of vaterite calcium while older eggs may be almost entirely blue. Leaving older, bluer eggs in the nest presumably leads to a more competitive nest environment for the female's own young because newer eggs hatch later, producing smaller chicks at risk of getting trampled or bumped out of the nest.
We hypothesized that Smooth-billed Anis use egg color as a cue for egg age. We predicted females not yet laying would bury older-looking blue eggs and tested this by removing the vaterite layer from all eggs in selected nests. Contrary to our prediction, altering egg color of whole clutches to make them look bluer, and thus older, did not trigger egg burial. The number of eggs buried increased with increasing female group size, however, consistent with previous work on this species.
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Nest failure of most pairs of Roseate Terns Sterna dougallii at Falkner Island, Connecticut, in — due mainly to predation by Black-crowned Night-herons [ Nycticorax nycticorax ] was followed by the rapid departure of many of the failed individuals in both years. Nine failed pairs Individuals that departed this colony site by the end of June likely had time to prospect and renest at another colony site in the same year, and individuals that successfully renested at another colony site could have shown reduced colony-site fidelity to Falkner Island in subsequent years.
Long-term monitoring of seabird breeding cycles and breeding success is essential for conservation and a valuable indicator of ecological change, but is logistically expensive and time consuming. We describe the annual cycle and year-round colony attendance patterns for Gentoo Penguins Pygoscelis papua at Martillo Island, Beagle Channel, by analyzing camera trap photographs. We deployed a Reconyx HC Hyperfire trail camera programmed in time-lapse mode to take single pictures once per hour year-round 27 Feb until 27 Feb The nonreproductive stage began 23 April when adults completed molt and ended 24 September when the first pair formation was observed.
In general Gentoos Penguins performed daily trips, and the number of adults present at h ART was not significantly different at any stage except the late chick-rearing and premolt stages. Breeding success was 0.
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Small variations in day length had a significant influence on penguin's trip duration during the nonreproductive stage. The method proved to be effective for monitoring this species and provided important data for management and conservation. Sources of measurement error using analog thickness gauges include differences in eggshell thickness at the points of measurement, imperfections in the micrometer within the limits specified by the manufacturer, imperfections or contamination of the eggshells, and human error in applying and reading the analog instrument.
The errors due to using a mechanical instrument can be avoided by using an instrument such as the Magna-Mike or the MiniTest FH Hall-effect thickness gauges HETG , which perform nondestructive measurements of non-ferrous materials by precisely measuring the distance between a small steel reference ball min 1. The difference corresponds to the thickness of the eggshell and membrane if present to the nearest 0.
Measurements at the equator of eggs using the HETG were similar to measurements using the Starrett thickness gauge i. Measurements thinner than published values may be due to measurements taken from museum eggshells, which are usually blown-out eggs, so only a small area around or across from the blow-out hole was measured with the analog gauges, whereas the entire eggshell thickness around the equator was measured using the HETG. Each eggshell was measured twice with a Starrett and HETG using slightly different methods to determine which measurement provides the most precise, and therefore most repeatable, measurement.
I found the HETG to be a useful device that provides accurate and precise measurements without many of the measurement errors of analog mechanical devices, and it can also measure smaller more fragile eggs without damage to the eggshells. In the breeding seasons of and , we determined sexual size dimorphism and mating pattern in a breeding population of the Plain Laughingthrush Garrulax davidi concolor at Lianhuashan Nature Reserve in Gansu, China.
We found that males were significantly larger and heavier than females, with a Positive assortative mating based on culmen length was found across breeding pairs. Male-biased territory defense and mate-guarding suggest that sexual selection may be responsible for sexual size dimorphism in this bird. We also found significant positive correlations of body mass and body temperature between breeding pairs.
We propose that this type of positive assortative mating could be a consequence of synchronous breeding by pairs in a similar physiological state. This paper describes the first case of successful polyterritorial polygyny in the European Blackbird Turdus merula. It was detected in an intensively studied color-banded population of European Blackbirds in Szczecin northwestern Poland.
Biologists interested in using radio telemetry to track the movements of birds should concurrently conduct studies to assess potential impacts on study organisms, particularly when monitoring threatened or endangered species.
