Resultados de investigación

The dataset contains the results of the trials of nest detectability using 25 volunteers as "experimental conspecifics” to estimate the detectability of black kite nests to trespassers. The dataset include the ID of Volunteers; Id of the images; ID of the nest; Distance to the nest (measured in AGL and meters); Position of the UAV when taking the image (zenithal, lateral or approaching snapshots); Decoration of the nests (Decorated (1) vs. non-decorated (0)); Detection of the nest by the volunteer (Detected (1) vs. non-detected (0)); Time to detection (seconds); Detection_pair (coded as 1, if the images from the same position and both treatments were detected in a nest, or 0, in the opposite case) and nest dimensions: lenght, width and opening angles, defined as the three angles of unobstructed view of the sky (see main text for further details), In this study, we used UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) technology to simulate the aerial perspective of trespassing, flying black kites, and assess whether decorated nests were more conspicuous than undecorated ones to a human observer. To this end, we flew at pre-determined distances from actual nests built by black kites a UAS, equipped with a digital high-resolution camera, and gathered images of the nests with and without an experimentally placed decoration. The images were later standardized using ad hoc prepared software and shown to volunteers through a standardized routine to determine whether detection rate varied according to nest decoration status and distance, Peer reviewed

The data are organized into two Excel files: 1. dead vs alive GPS-tags.xls. This file includes data on radio-tagged individuals that were classified as surely dead or surely alive, together with the GPS-satellite tags-parameters used to predict their dead or alive status. 2. dead vs alive Doppler-tags.xls. This file includes data on radio-tagged individuals that were classified as surely dead or surely alive, together with the Doppler tags-parameters used to predict their dead or alive status., Peer reviewed

The data are organized into an .inp file, which includes data on the fates of Red kites (Milvus milvus) ringed as chicks in the nest in Doñana National and Natural Park. Each data column represents the capture history of each individual. Values of 1 indicate individuals observed to be alive. Values of zero indicate individuals that were either dead or not observed in a given year, This dataset incorporates data on the survival of Red kites (Milvus milvus) marked with PVC rings as chicks in the nest., Peer reviewed

The data are organized into 10 spreadsheets within a single Excel file on the impact of drought on: prey availability, nestlings' provisioning rates, probability of breeding, clutch size, hatching success, brood reduction, predation rate, number of young fledged per breeding pair, number of young fledged per territorial pair, body condition, body size., Part of the study was funded by Foundation Jaime González-Gordon and by the research projects 1602/2015 of the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment (Autonomous Organism of National Parks), PGC2018-095860-B-I00 of the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities with Feder Funds, and P18-FR-4239 of the Andalucía Autonomous Region (Consejería de Economía, Conocimiento, Empresas y Universidad)., Peer reviewed

The data are organized into seven Excel files on how black kites negotiate wind conditions when they: depart for migration (depart for migration.xlsx), travel and compensate for lateral drift (drift.xlsx), travel and negotiate axial winds (forward.xlsx), stop for a staging stop over (stop for stopover.xlsx), retake their migratory journey after a stopover (start from stopover). Two further Excel files examine how wind negotiation improves within the individual (improvements.xlsx) and is subject to mortality selection (survival & slope.xlsx)., This dataset incorporates data on wind negotiation and response to drift by migratory black kites., Part of the study was funded by Natural Research Ltd and research projects CGL2008-01781 (F.S.), CGL2011-28103 (F.S.), CGL2012-32544 (J.B.) and PGC2018-095860-B-I00 (F.S.) of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation/Economy and Competitiveness and FEDER funds, 511/2012 (J.B.) of the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment (Autonomous Organism of National Parks), JA-58 (F.S.) of the Consejería de Medio Ambiente de la Junta de Andalucía and by the Excellence Projects RNM 1790 (F.S.), RNM 3822 (F.S.), RNM 7307 (F.S.) and P18-FR-4239 (F.S.) of the Junta de Andalucía. J.M.B was supported by Generalitat Valenciana (CIDEGENT/2020/030)., File List: Depart for migration.xls, Depart for stopover.xls, Drift.xls Forward.xls, Improvements.xls, Stop at stopover.xls, Survival & slope.xls., Peer reviewed

CONTENIDO EXTENDIDO ADICIONAL: Análisis estadístico descriptivo y las medidas de distribución (media, error típico, desviación típica, varianza, asimetría y curtosis) del cuestionario de ética de la publicación científica en Psicología, Educación y Comunicación, España.

AUTORAS: María-Carmen Fonseca-Mora, Victoria Tur-Viñes y Begoña San-Miguel-Gutiérrez. ARTÍCULO: Ética y revistas científicas españolas de Comunicación, Educación y Psicología: la percepción editora. CONTENIDO EXTENDIDO ADICIONAL: Resultados del análisis de correspondencias múltiples. TABLA E: Valores-test del análisis de correspondencias múltiples (Se han considerado los valores-test iguales o superiores a 1,96 y con una frecuencia superior a 15 casos).

Respuestas al cuestionario online "Ética y revistas científicas españolas de Comunicación, Educación y Psicología: la percepción editora (V1)", bloque IV "Perfil de la revista" (Autoras: Tur-Viñes, V.; Fonseca-Mora, M.C.; Gutiérrez San-Miguel, B., 2013).