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science · BBC
“the study found that without predator control less than 20% of breeding birds were able to raise their young.”
less than 20 %
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science · BBC
“More than 50% of breeding pairs were able to successfully raise their young when predator controls, traditionally the preserve of gamekeepers, were in place.”
more than 50 %
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science · BBC
“We had a nine-year project that looked at what happened on sites where we reduced the level of predators and compared it with sites with higher levels of predators.”
9 years
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science · BBC
“when we had lower levels of predators the birds were breeding much better with about three-times higher breeding success”
about 3 times
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world · BBC
“without predator control less than 20% of breeding birds were able to raise their young”
less than 20 %
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world · BBC
“We had a nine-year project that looked at what happened on sites where we reduced the level of predators and compared it with sites with higher levels of predators”
9 years
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world · BBC
“we found that when we had lower levels of predators the birds were breeding much better with about three‑times higher breeding success”
about 3
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world · BBC
“More than 50% of breeding pairs were able to successfully raise their young when predator controls, traditionally the preserve of gamekeepers, were in place”
more than 50 %
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health · BBC
“without predator control less than 20% of breeding birds were able to raise their young.”
less than 20
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health · BBC
“We had a nine-year project that looked at what happened on sites where we reduced the level of predators and compared it with sites with higher levels of predators,”
9 year
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health · BBC
“We found that when we had lower levels of predators the birds were breeding much better with about three-times higher breeding success.”
about 3 times higher