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Laying date and clutch size of Great Tits(Parus major) in the Mediterranean region: a comparison of four habitat types

1998

Laying data and clutch size of Great Tits were studied in four different habitats in eastern Spain: two holm oak(Quercus ilex) forests, at 500 and 900–950 m a.s.l., a zeen oak(Quercus faginea) forest, at 900–1100 m a.s.l., a pine(Pinus sylvestris) forest, at 1000–1050 m a.s.l., and orange(Citrus aurantium) plantations, at 30 m a.s.l. All sites were placed at about the same latitude (39–41°N), and all were studied during the same years (1992–95). Our results show that (1) laying date did not differ between the natural habitats at the same altitude (range of the means of yearly means 4–8 May); (2) within the same habitat type (holm oak forest) laying date was earlier at low altitude (30 April…

Avian clutch sizeParusMediterranean climatebiologyHabitatBotanyAnimal Science and ZoologyForestryOrange (colour)Quercus fagineaEffects of high altitude on humansbiology.organism_classificationLatitudeJournal für Ornithologie
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The Coastal Levantine Area

2017

The Coastal Levantine area is a very diverse territory situated between the Cap de Creus and the Cap de la Nau. The wide variety of environments and ecological conditions that occur in this area determine its great diversity and richness from the vegetation point of view. Forest composition depends mainly on climatic factors, geomorphology and soil features, and are currently dominated by evergreen sclerophyllous (Quercus ilex, Q. rotundifolia, Q. suber), conifer (Pinus halepensis, P. pinaster, P. pinea, P. salzmannii, P. sylvestris), and deciduous (Fagus sylvatica, Quercus petraea) and semi-deciduous (Quercus faginea, Q. canariensis, Q. pubescens, Q. pyrenaica) species in inland areas with…

geographyDeciduousMarshgeography.geographical_feature_categorybiologyEcologySclerophyllQuercus petraeaSpecies richnessVegetationEvergreenQuercus fagineabiology.organism_classification
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