Morphological classification of conspecific birds from closely situated breeding areas – A case study of the Common Nightingale

Morphological classification of conspecific birds from closely situated breeding areas – A case study of the Common Nightingale

In this paper, a complex morphological comparison of four Common Nightingale groups (Luscinia megarhynchos) is demonstrated. In total, 121 territorial nightingales were mist-netted and measured individually on four study areas called ‘Bódva’, ‘Felső-Tisza’, ‘Szatmár-Bereg’ and ‘Bátorliget’ in the No...

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Main Authors: Kováts Dávid, Harnos Andrea
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2015-12-01
Series:Ornis Hungarica
Subjects:
Luscinia megarhynchos
classification and regression trees
random forest
linear discriminant analysis
morphological classification
klasszifikációs és regressziós fák
véletlen erdők
lineáris diszkriminancia elemzés
morfológiai klasszifikáció
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