Abstract
This paper presents a method for determining the sex of adult Sanderling from measurements of bill and wing length taken in the field, using a discriminant function based on birds of known sex. Discriminantly sexed samples of birds caught at Teesmouth indicated a predominance of females in the population throughout the year. The seasonal pattern of weight changes was similar in the 2 sexes, though female birds were consistently heavier than males. © Taylor& Francis Group, LLC.
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Wood, A. G. (1987). Discriminating the sex of sanderling calidris alba: Some results and their implications. Bird Study, 34(3), 200–204. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063658709476962
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