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Early and accumulated experience shape migration and flight in Egyptian vultures
Ron Efrat
, Ohad Hatzofe
, Thomas Mueller
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Nir Sapir
, Oded Berger-Tal
Department of Evolutionary and Environmental Biology
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Early Life Experience
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Egyptian Vulture
100%
Accumulated Experience
100%
Captive-bred
50%
Migratory Performance
50%
Long Distance
25%
Negative Effects
25%
Autumn Migration
25%
Soaring
25%
One-group
25%
Vultures
25%
Neophron Percnopterus
25%
Early Development
25%
GPS Transmitters
25%
Repeated Practice
25%
Experience Mode
25%
Migration Time
25%
Flight Mechanism
25%
First Migration
25%
Flight Skills
25%
Soaring-gliding
25%
Animal Migration
25%
Animal Habitat
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Flight
100%
Breed
50%
Ontogeny
25%
Early Development
25%
Global Positioning System
25%
Social Sciences
Animal Migration
100%
Ontogeny
100%