Orientation of Migratory Restlessness in the White-Crowned Sparrow
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[edit] Author(s)
- Mewaldt, L. R.
- Rose, R. G.
[edit] Journal
Science 131.3393 (1960): 105-06.
[edit] Abstract
Individuals of two migratory races of whitecrowned sparrows (Zonotrichia leucophrys) caged under an open sky showed a pronounced orientation in their night restlessness during normal periods of migration for the species. In August and September 1958 most birds showed a southerly orientation at night; daytime activity was random to somewhat northerly. In April and May 1959 most birds showed a strong northerly orientation at night; daytime activity was random to somewhat southerly.
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