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October 12, 2025Journal of Avian BiologyOpen Access

Incubation behaviour in a double‐nesting alpine bird Alectoris graeca saxatilis: similar nest attendance by males and females

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Observational analysis shows similar incubation patterns in male and female rock partridges, indicating shared parental duties.

Incubation parameters such as timing and duration were nearly identical for males and females.
On average, rock partridges took about 2.5 recesses per day, each lasting roughly 75 minutes.
Statistical modeling assessed how temperature and clutch size affected male and female incubation rhythms.
Cold temperatures influenced parental foraging dynamics, leading to decreased overall nest attendance.

Bernard‐Laurent et al. (2025) studied this question.

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October 12, 2025Journal of Avian BiologyOpen Access

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Observational analysis shows similar incubation patterns in male and female rock partridges, indicating shared parental duties.

Incubation parameters such as timing and duration were nearly identical for males and females.
On average, rock partridges took about 2.5 recesses per day, each lasting roughly 75 minutes.
Statistical modeling assessed how temperature and clutch size affected male and female incubation rhythms.
Cold temperatures influenced parental foraging dynamics, leading to decreased overall nest attendance.

Bernard‐Laurent et al. (2025) studied this question.

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