PROCEEDINGS of the FIRST NATIONAL BOBWHITE QUAIL SYMPOSIUM
National Quail Symposium Proceedings, ISSN: 2573-5667, Vol: 1, Issue: 1
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Article Description
Data on second broods in bobwhite quail is limited due to a lack of information on molting patterns, quiescence of female gonads, nesting chronology, and parental behavior in males and females. An analysis of these factors is presented along with a discussion of 19 occurrences of second-clutches in Missouri. The impact of second broods on quail populations is discussed.
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University of Tennessee
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