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The second best model included solely plot of breeding (plot χ2 = 7.64, p = 0.022, model weight  = 0.41).

After eagle owl recolonization, the only significant predictor of reproductive success was plot of breeding (plot χ2 = 17.12, p<0.001, model weight = 0.99).

We exchanged stimulus birds, as they became available from our parallel capturing sessions at a distant breeding plot.

Yet nest composition could be related to the availability of plant species at the larger spatial scale of breeding plots.

We assumed that the date of observation is a good surrogate of real arrival date, because we monitor our breeding plots for newly arrived, displaying birds in a standard way.

For the TMEB419 S1 cross, cassava stakes for planting were derived from the NRCRI cassava breeding experimental plots and planted at a hybridization plot at Ubiaja, Nigeria.

Bird abundance, species richness and diversity of bird communities were analysed on 59 plots during breeding season and 61 plots during winter (500 m × 500 m around winter wheat fields) in two contrasting regions of Germany differing in land-use history (West vs. East), landscape structural complexity (40 100% arable land) and farming practice (organic vs. conventional).

After eagle owl establishment, brood failure in buzzards was most constantly predicted by vole score and plot of breeding (vole score χ2 = 59.02, p<0.001, plot χ2 = 7.99, p = 0.018, model weight  = 0.136).

The enhancement of wild rabbit populations has been attempted through the use of in situ extensive rabbit captive breeding enclosures (restocking plots), which reduce mortality caused by terrestrial predators and dispersal movements and permit the breeding of young individuals which can then naturally disperse to settle in the surrounding areas.

Contributions to immature offspring were removed by fixing columns 2 and 3 of Pm and columns 2 4 of Pf to 0. For each breeding scheme, we plotted the long-term rate of genetic gain realised at the penalty that maximised long-term rate of genetic gain for the trait under selection.

Other applications could be the investigation of consequences of mate choice or experiments manipulating the density of breeding pairs in a plot.