Egg hatchability in high Arctic breeding wader species Charadriiformes is not affected by determining incubation stage using the egg flotation technique

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CapsuleBy following the fate of both floated and non-floated eggs from individual clutches of four Arctic wader (shorebird) species, we show that the use of the flotation method for determining incubation stage of eggs (which involves both the submersion and handling of eggs) does not negatively affect hatchability. © 2011 British Trust for Ornithology.

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Hansen, J., Schmidt, N. M., & Reneerkens, J. (2011). Egg hatchability in high Arctic breeding wader species Charadriiformes is not affected by determining incubation stage using the egg flotation technique. Bird Study, 58(4), 522–525. https://doi.org/10.1080/00063657.2011.601411

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