鸟类的多窝繁殖研究进展
Research Progress of Multiple Brooding in Birds
DOI: 10.12677/OJNS.2022.102023, PDF,   
作者: 席学博, 卢 欣*：武汉大学生命科学学院，湖北 武汉
关键词: 鸟类；多窝繁殖；生活史策略；综述；Birds； Multiple Brooding； Life History Strategy； Review
摘要: 多窝繁殖(multiple brooding)是鸟类常见的一种繁殖策略，在一个繁殖季节中，成鸟繁殖的窝数和窝卵数，很大程度上决定了其繁殖输出，但是相较于窝卵数，对繁殖窝数的研究较少。本文从鸟类多窝繁殖的种内种间变异、适合度后果与未来研究展望三个方面就此问题进行了综述。
Abstract: Multiple brooding is a common reproductive strategy in birds. Reproductive output of the breeder depends on the clutch size and the number of broods in a large extent. There are many studies that focused on the clutch size, but only a few about the number of clutches. This review summarized the previous studies about the multiple broods in birds in three ways: the intra- and interspecies variation, fitness consequence and future prospects.
文章引用：席学博, 卢欣. 鸟类的多窝繁殖研究进展[J]. 自然科学, 2022, 10(2): 183-187. https://doi.org/10.12677/OJNS.2022.102023

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