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July 23, 2026Open Access

Fine-scale diel and seasonal habitat selection of an avian agricultural indicator species stresses critical roles of uncultivated areas.

Shane D. Morris Larissa Bosseler

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Key Points

The study aims to understand the habitat preferences of an agricultural indicator partridge species across different timescales.
Analysis conducted using data for one partridge, with plans for broader data release.
Fine-scale evaluation of diel (daily) and seasonal habitat selection patterns.
Findings suggest critical roles of uncultivated areas in habitat selection for the species.
Further data will enhance understanding of habitat needs across the entire partridge population.

Implication

Analysis reveals habitat preferences in an avian species, highlighting the importance of uncultivated areas.

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Morris et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a5bad3aea3239cd778a1 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21507608

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