Clutch Size is a reproductive metric in avian and wildlife biology defined as the number of eggs laid in a single nesting attempt by a female bird, distinguishing it from other reproductive traits by quantifying per-episode fecundity in iteroparous species.
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The evolution of life histories: theory and analysis
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The Prudent Parent: Energetic Adjustments in Avian Breeding<sup>1</sup>)
R.H. Drent, Serge Daan · Ardea · 2002 · 2K citations · Full text
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