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Although no significantly DE genes were detected between the offspring of UL and PL parents based on B-values, the measured fold-changes of the expression of several genes and transcripts between UL and PL birds were closely related between generations.

The life cycles of these birds are closely attuned with the cycles of their various habitats, and the sizes of bird populations are controlled by the capacity of both areas to sustain them.

The findings, first published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, are the first evidence that the capacity for learning in birds is closely related to brain structure, as opposed to overall brain size.

Turkey farms run the gamut from the conventional, where birds are closely confined, fed antibiotics and growing agents and denied access to fresh air or sunshine, to the less conventional, where they're allowed to run around, go outside and eat feed that's all actual food.

The current population (ca. 100 birds) is closely monitored and highly managed to increase the number of individuals while preserving genetic diversity [14].

Because birds are closely related to mammals, we next whished to analyze the expression of VDR in a tertrapod species that does not belong to the amniota.

This bird is closely related to the other three crag martins which share its genus, and has sometimes been considered to be the same species as one or both, although it appears that there are areas where two species' ranges overlap without hybridisation occurring.

Notably, the 2 isolates from migratory bird habitats were closely related to the H5N1 subtype poultry virus strains: A/environment/Korea/W149/2006 was similar to the viruses that occurred in Chungcheongnam-Do, and A/environment/Korea/W150/2006 was similar to viruses that affected birds in Jeollabuk-Do.

All isolates from birds from North America were closely related and clustered in clade EA 2, along with 3 isolates from birds from Australia (honeyeater, wren, and fantail) and an isolate from a human with diarrhea (I2005002880 #36).

Compared with those in 1980s, forest- and eurytopic-habitats birds increased 9 11 species (23 39%), and omnivorous, insect-eating, and phytophagous bird increased 5 9 species (14.1 29.4%) in those in 2010s, indicating that bird temporal changes were closely related with the changes in urban forests owing to food supply and habitat provision.

We took steps to ensure that the 32 birds were not closely related (i.e. not siblings).