Ornithology Not-Test 3 (Migration)

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The regular seasonal movement of birds to and from their breeding grounds
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Birds that stay in the same area year around. Common in the tropics were resources are consistent year round and possible in more temperate regions with the right adaptations
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Migrants that vary in timing and distance between years often affected by resource availability
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These migrants have a predictable annual migration in which no individuals stay behind at the breeding grounds
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Birds that move sporadically throughout the year, most common in regions with unpredictable food sources
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Migratory connectivity in which breeding and wintering locations are strongly correlated resulting in low gene flow between populations and possible speciation
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Migratory connectivity in which breeding and wintering locations are weakly correlated and thus populations experience strong gene flow
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Species vary in the number of stops they take while flying, those that take fewer stops avoid predation and save time, however it is very ___ difficult
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Form of migration in which those at the extremes are long distance migrants while those in the middle are residents
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___ typically arrive at the breeding grounds first to establish territories to attract females
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Form of migration where the species breed at high elevations and then migrate down-slope in winter
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A resource rich area in which migrating birds often congregate at to stop and refuel
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The presence of magnetite in some species upper bills allow them to navigate using earth's ___ fields
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___ cues are used by birds to navigate according to the suns photoperiod and position
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When migrating at night many species use the ___ to guide them
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It is possible that ___ is used as a form of navigation by tube-nose seabirds
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The hypothesis in which birds migration most often evolved by starting off in the north and then birds shifted their non-breeding ranges south
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Due to migration being an ___ trait it is often resistant to evolutionary changes, an issue as climate change causes a mismatch between resource availability and migration patterns
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*Even though spring green-up phenology had changed resulting in a ___ between resources and breeding time, birds still followed their old migration routes and times