Golden-shouldered parrots, their nesting habitat, and the study area.

(a) Female (left) and male parrots on a nesting mound built by Amitermes scopulus. (b) Partially occluded nesting habitat with A. scopulus mounds in the foreground and A. laurensis mounds in the background. Location of study area in r...

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Main Author:	Gabriel M. Crowley (19353520) (author)
Other Authors:	Susan Shephard (21772077) (author), Stephen A. Murphy (4090960) (author), Stephen T. Garnett (8720442) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Science Policy Plant Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified psephotellus chrysopterygius </ potential threatening process north american prairies linear association tests div >< p current management efforts cape york peninsula canopy foliage cover woody plant encroachment threatened terrestrial biome previous study concluded particularly fire frequency parrots preferentially nested 555 eggs laid shouldered parrot (< many remnant grasslands increased predation rates reduced nest success endangered species found fire frequency shouldered parrot many species study provides previous work encroachment increased parrot ’ nesting success nest success dependent species world ’ three decades stem density several studies reverse encroachment negative effects influence encroachment even though encroachment improves australian example >) nests 108 nests
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Golden-shouldered parrots, their nesting habitat, and the study area.

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