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Rare birds may suffer from too many males

New Scientist, No. 2620. (11 September 2007), 21.

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Male birds are apt to sing a jaunty tune and sport some pretty plumage, making them prominent targets for population studies. But a survey of bird demographics reveals that male birds generally outnumber females - dramatically so in endangered species - meaning that real population sizes could be much smaller than estimates which assume an equal sex ratio.

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