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Persiste la necesidad de generar y publicar información sobre la historia natural de las aves Ecuatorianas, en este campo es notoria la producción de artículos sobre biología reproductiva de aves, con una gran mayoría de artículos en idioma inglés. Surge la necesidad de estandarizar términos y datos tomados en campo; en el presente detallo las consideraciones que se deberían tomar al momento de observar un evento reproductivo, para no pasar por alto ningún dato y poder realizar comparaciones más completas; también presento diferentes términos, y sus respectivas traducciones, comúnmente usados en los artículos sobre este tema.
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