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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"cavity excavation"”.

  1. The Dynamics of Cavity Excavation and Use by the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker (Picoides Borealis)

    Quantification of cavity excavation produced strong empirical support for the ecological constraints model for the evolution of delayed dispersal in the cooperatively breeding red-cockaded woodpecker. The long times required for cavity excavation select for competition over breeding vacancies in …

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  2. Woodpecker Nesting Habitat in a Prairie River Woodland

    … nest trees showing no previous signs of cavity excavation were included as control groups. The yellow-bellied sapsucker-red-headed woodpecker function was the most efficient in separating groups because both species had specific nest site preferences. Sapsuckers nested only in live green …

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  3. PILOT STUDY ON THE PREDICTION OF HEART ROT IN APPARENTLY SOUND WESTERN LARCH

    Since many cavity-excavating birds require trees with heart rot, managers routinely emphasize decayed trees in their snag retention prescriptions. Where too few trees are present with obvious indicators of decay, apparently sound trees are left to meet retention objectives. These trees may also …

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  4. PILOT STUDY ON THE PREDICTION OF HEART ROT IN APPARENTLY SOUND WESTERN LARCH

    Since many cavity-excavating birds require trees with heart rot, managers routinely emphasize decayed trees in their snag retention prescriptions. Where too few trees are present with obvious indicators of decay, apparently sound trees are left to meet retention objectives. These trees may also …

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