natal dispersal造句

• Natal dispersal has been observed on juvenile red-bellied woodpeckers.
• Their dispersal route is known as natal dispersal, whereby individuals move away from the area of birth.
• These are nesting ecology studies that are conducted annually to determine productivity, reoccupancy, natal dispersal, and nest site fidelity.
• Young can eat solid food after two weeks and are weaned when they are four weeks old . natal dispersal tends to be greater in males.
• Like other mammals, Catarrhini primate demographics are strongly influenced by ecological conditions, particularly density and distribution of food sources . . . Cohesive social groups and delayed natal dispersal mean that maternally related individuals, including maternal siblings, face a statistically reliable context of interaction in all Catarrhini primates.
• A distinction is often made between "'natal dispersal "'where an individual ( often a juvenile ) moves away from the place it was born, and "'breeding dispersal "'where an individual ( often an adult ) moves away from one breeding location to breed elsewhere.