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Colour polymorphism is associated with lower extinction risk in birds

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Table 1. Best models explaining extinction risk in birds, excluding species listed under the small-range criterion
Table 3. Best models explaining the number of threats (1 to 4: habitat alteration, invasive species, direct  exploitation, climate change) affecting bird species
Table 4. Best models explaining birds’ vulnerability to four threat categories (habitat alteration, direct  exploitation, climate change and invasive species)

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