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Ectoparasites of American kestrels in northwestern new jersey and their relationship to nestling growth and survival
Mark J. Lesko,
John A. Smallwood
Biology
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American Kestrel
100%
Arthropods
100%
New Jersey
100%
Ectoparasites
100%
Nestling Growth
100%
Nestling Survival
100%
Kestrel
60%
Body Mass
40%
Nest Success
40%
Wing Length
40%
North America
20%
Nest Box
20%
Falco Sparverius
20%
No Significant Difference
20%
Effective Strategies
20%
Ornithonyssus Sylviarum
20%
Carnidae
20%
High Mass Loading
20%
Tail Length
20%
Macronyssidae
20%
Northern Fowl Mite
20%
Acari
20%
Carnus Hemapterus
20%
Nestling Condition
20%
Diptera
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
American Kestrel
100%
Nestling
100%
Jersey
100%
Ectoparasite
100%
Kestrel
30%
Parasitology
30%
Nest Box
10%
Tail
10%
Diptera
10%
Macronyssidae
10%
Acari
10%
Body Length
10%
Ornithonyssus Sylviarum
10%
Mite
10%