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Home Range Size and Distribution in Arctic Peregrine Falcons: Is Productivity Density Dependent?
2011
Gyrfalcons and Ptarmigan in a Changing World
unpublished
In territorial species, the size and distribution of defended home ranges can influence the breeding density of individuals and ultimately population productivity. Research on arctic Peregrine Falcons breeding in Nunavut indicates that overall productivity has slowly declined for the past 30 years, which may be driven by density dependent factors. Understanding the amount of space used and territoriality exhibited by breeding falcons will lead to a clearer understanding of the impact that
doi:10.4080/gpcw.2011.0308
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