Survival of Radio-tagged Grey Partridge (perdix Perdix) in a Wwf Reserve in Latium (central Italy) – Preliminary Data.

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About 100 pairs of Grey Partridge were released from autumn 1989 to spring 1991; 27 of these were fitted with radio-transmitters. The most important mortality cause is shooting (51%), followed by wild predators (27%) and dome- stic animals (15% – See fig. 1). The average survival is shown in fig. 2 and 3. Significative correlation exists between sex and survival: females survive more than males (p < 0,025).The results of this research consist in 6-10 breeding pairs in the study area.

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Title (non-english): Primi dati sulla sopravvivenza di starne Perdix perdix reintrodotte in un’oasi WWF
Country: Italy
Language: Italian
Year: 1992
Study Design: After
Authors: Fabrizio Bulgarini//Marta Visentin
Journal: Alula
Volume: I
Issue: 1-2
Pages: 28-31
City/state or province/country: Oasi WWF Pian Sant'Angelo, Viterbo/Lazio/Italy