A highly effective incubation strategy enhanced the urban bird hatch success  

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作  者:Long Ma Yuancheng Liu Wenjing Lu Zheng Zhang Wanyou Li Ziwei Zhang Xueli Zhang Chaoying Zhu Junpeng Bai Zhifeng Xu Yuqing Han Luzhang Ruan 

机构地区:[1]School of Life Sciences,Nanchang University,Nanchang,330031,China [2]Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,McGill University,QC,Canada Jinhui [3]Liquor Company Limited,Longnan,742300,China [4]Guangdong Maoming Health Vocational College,Maoming,525000,China [5]Jiangxi Province Key Laboratory of Watershed Ecosystem Change and Biodiversity,Center for Watershed Ecology,Institute of Life Science and School of Life Sciences,Nanchang University,Nanchang,330031,China

出  处:《Avian Research》2023年第1期25-32,共8页鸟类学研究(英文版)

基  金:supported by financial support from the Key Basic Science and Technology Project of the Ministry of Science and Technology,China under Grant(2015FY110200);Jiangxi Provincial Natural Science Foundation,China(No.20224ACB205006)。

摘  要:Urbanization is currently considered one of the most rapid types of global environmental change.Urban habitats are biotically and abiotically different from their rural areas,i.e.,the ambient temperature,predator,and food availability.These novel challenges create new selection pressures,which allow one to investigate ecoevolutionary responses to contemporary environmental change.A total of 118 breeding nests were monitored for nest predation in both urban and rural areas from 2018 to 2020.We used environmental factors from urban and rural areas and behavioral data from 439 Chinese Blackbird(Turdus mandarinus)valid incubation days to understand the impact of urbanization on the incubation behavior of blackbirds and its adaptation mechanism to the urban environment.Cities have warmer ambient temperatures and lower predation pressures than rural areas.Urban blackbirds chose the incubation strategy with shorter and more bouts,while rural blackbirds selected the incubation strategy with longer and fewer bouts.The plasticity of incubation behavior of urban blackbirds was higher than that of rural areas,and the range of egg temperature was also higher than that of rural areas.In addition,incubation temperature and the number of bouts per day were the key factors affecting the day survival rate of blackbirds,and the hatching rate of urban blackbirds was higher than that of rural blackbirds.Our results provide evidence for behavioral shifts in blackbirds during adaptation to urbanization and support the central role of behavioral adaptation in the successful colonization of new environments by wildlife.These help us understand the behavioral characteristics required for wildlife to live in cities and the urban adaptors faced environmental pressures.

关 键 词:Ambient temperature Inaubation behavior Parental care Phenotypic plasticity Predation risk 

分 类 号:Q958[生物学—动物学]

 

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