Annual apparent survival rates of immature magnificent frigatebirds in a large breeding colony in western Mexico
Annual apparent survival rates from 323 marked immature Magnificent Frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens) were estimated using mark-recapture models for live encounter data in a six-year study (1998-2003) at Isla Isabel, the largest breeding colony in Western Mexico. A time and age immature apparent survival pattern was found: high and variable as yearling-juveniles (mean ф²1998-2000 = 9.78 ± 0.22) and, later, moderate and constant as juvenile-subadults and subadults (mean ф¹= 0.62 ± 0.11). Whereas resighting rate (p) increased with time (range = 0.00 [± 0.04] - 0.87 [± 0.11]). The results suggest variation in true survival and emigration during the juvenile life phase, high true survival and high site fidelity of juvenile-subadults and subadults during the interval after marking, and constant and either low true survival or high emigration in the subsequent intervals. Frigatebird apparent survival was predominantly higher in yearling juveniles than in subsequent age classes, an uncommon occurrence in other seabirds but likely with important demographic implications for species with long post-parental care and delayed maturity.
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KOHA-OAI-ECOSUR:396882024-03-12T12:47:32ZAnnual apparent survival rates of immature magnificent frigatebirds in a large breeding colony in western Mexico González Jaramillo, Mónica autor/a 14172 Rangel Salazar, José Luis 1962- Doctor autor/a 5450 De la Cueva, Horacio autor/a 15754 textengAnnual apparent survival rates from 323 marked immature Magnificent Frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens) were estimated using mark-recapture models for live encounter data in a six-year study (1998-2003) at Isla Isabel, the largest breeding colony in Western Mexico. A time and age immature apparent survival pattern was found: high and variable as yearling-juveniles (mean ф²1998-2000 = 9.78 ± 0.22) and, later, moderate and constant as juvenile-subadults and subadults (mean ф¹= 0.62 ± 0.11). Whereas resighting rate (p) increased with time (range = 0.00 [± 0.04] - 0.87 [± 0.11]). The results suggest variation in true survival and emigration during the juvenile life phase, high true survival and high site fidelity of juvenile-subadults and subadults during the interval after marking, and constant and either low true survival or high emigration in the subsequent intervals. Frigatebird apparent survival was predominantly higher in yearling juveniles than in subsequent age classes, an uncommon occurrence in other seabirds but likely with important demographic implications for species with long post-parental care and delayed maturity.Annual apparent survival rates from 323 marked immature Magnificent Frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens) were estimated using mark-recapture models for live encounter data in a six-year study (1998-2003) at Isla Isabel, the largest breeding colony in Western Mexico. A time and age immature apparent survival pattern was found: high and variable as yearling-juveniles (mean ф²1998-2000 = 9.78 ± 0.22) and, later, moderate and constant as juvenile-subadults and subadults (mean ф¹= 0.62 ± 0.11). Whereas resighting rate (p) increased with time (range = 0.00 [± 0.04] - 0.87 [± 0.11]). The results suggest variation in true survival and emigration during the juvenile life phase, high true survival and high site fidelity of juvenile-subadults and subadults during the interval after marking, and constant and either low true survival or high emigration in the subsequent intervals. Frigatebird apparent survival was predominantly higher in yearling juveniles than in subsequent age classes, an uncommon occurrence in other seabirds but likely with important demographic implications for species with long post-parental care and delayed maturity.Adobe Acrobat profesional 6.0 o superiorFregata magnificensPoblación animalDisponible en líneaWaterbirdsDisponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso |
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Annual apparent survival rates from 323 marked immature Magnificent Frigatebirds (Fregata magnificens) were estimated using mark-recapture models for live encounter data in a six-year study (1998-2003) at Isla Isabel, the largest breeding colony in Western Mexico. A time and age immature apparent survival pattern was found: high and variable as yearling-juveniles (mean ф²1998-2000 = 9.78 ± 0.22) and, later, moderate and constant as juvenile-subadults and subadults (mean ф¹= 0.62 ± 0.11). Whereas resighting rate (p) increased with time (range = 0.00 [± 0.04] - 0.87 [± 0.11]). The results suggest variation in true survival and emigration during the juvenile life phase, high true survival and high site fidelity of juvenile-subadults and subadults during the interval after marking, and constant and either low true survival or high emigration in the subsequent intervals. Frigatebird apparent survival was predominantly higher in yearling juveniles than in subsequent age classes, an uncommon occurrence in other seabirds but likely with important demographic implications for species with long post-parental care and delayed maturity. |
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