1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf02515475
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Abstract: Summary Settlement date, mating status, and breeding success of individually marked great reed warblers, Acrocephalus arundinaceus, were studied during the 1980–84 breeding seasons in Kahokugata, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. Twenty‐five per cent of the territorial males were polygynous, of which the majority were bigamous. The settling periods of both sexes were long, extending for 65 days in males and 49 days in females. About 80% of males and females settled in the first half of the settling period, and the s… Show more

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“…Belt of cattails and reeds along drainage canal on suburb of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province in north-eastern China. Breeding ecology of large population was studied in 1985-1987(XIN & DONGLONG 1990.…”
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“…Belt of cattails and reeds along drainage canal on suburb of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province in north-eastern China. Breeding ecology of large population was studied in 1985-1987(XIN & DONGLONG 1990.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The study area is surrounded by reclaimed land including reeds on dry ground, and cultivations with dispersed bushes and trees. A study on breeding biology, ecology and behaviourr was carried out in 1980-1987(URANO 1985, 1990a, 1990b.…”
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“…1985, BENSCH & HASSELQUIST 1991a. It is a facultatively polygynous species (URANO 1985, DYRCZ 1986, EZAKI 1990 where the male and the female have a monomorphic plumage. This paper is based on data from a population of Great Reed Warblers at lake Kvismaren (59°10'N, 15°25'E) in South Central Sweden.…”
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“…The study was carried out at lake Kvismaren in South Central Sweden. In the study area, all adults (territorial males and breeding females) have been colourringed and >95% of all fledglings ringed in the years 1985-1993(e.g. BENSCH et al 1987, BENSCH & HASSELQUIST 1991a, HASSELQUIST & BENSCH 1991, BENSCH 1993.…”
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