Males showed lower annual survival rates than females, and although the difference did not reach statistical significance in hazards models, it was far from negligible (4.2%) and consistent among scenarios (survival under natural mortality only: 0.931 in males vs 0.952 in females; survival under anthropogenic mortality only: 0.927 in males vs 0.950 in females).
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Anthropogenic mortality threatens the survival of Canarian houbara bustards.
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