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Comparison of micrometer- and scanning electron microscope-based measurements of avian eggshell thickness

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Igic, Branislav
Hauber, Mark E.
Galbraith, Josie A.
Grim, Tomas
Dearborn, Donald C.
Brennan, Patricia L.R.
Moskat, Csaba
Choudhary, Pankaj K
Cassey, Phillip

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Association of Field Ornithologists Inc.

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The study of avian eggshell structure, including composition, pigmentation, thickness, and strength, has important ecological and economic implications. Previous investigators have used a variety of techniques to derive either direct measures or indirect

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Journal of Field Ornithology

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2037-12-31