contributions to the knowledge of the erratic hyemal flocks op passeriformes from the quercus forests in western romania (i)
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Abstract
The association of birds in flocks, once the winter has arrived, and the maintaining of this status until spring, when bird flocks split to form pairs, as well as the rituals of reproduction are all biological rhythms so ordinary for people that they are perceived as facts and do not rise a particular interest for study. This certainly associates randomness with the fly of the flock in search for food, search made until the revival of the Nature when the individual can distinguish himself, without the help of the heard, and this because the environment has become better, assuring the survival by itself. This is how far the knowledge in this area of study goes. Present day studies – especially over seas ones – approach either the monospecific associations (in order to establish the relations between individuals), the polispecific ones, especially aquatic, or the link between these associations and the abiotic factors. There are few or no studies at all concerning the minor polispecific associations of birds from a skirt of a forest, what causes them, etc. In this area of study the interest was focused on the individuals phenomena, in detriment of the global one; in fact, the global one actually represents the erratic hyemal flock and it caused a limited approach to this issue.
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| Authors | ;D.Stanescu;S.Raduly;Eva Boros;Monica Papes;A. Nyari;G.Trandafir |
| Journal | composites part b: engineering |
| Year | 1999 |
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