[DOC] [TLE] Altricial - Wikipedia [PAR] Altricial, meaning "requiring nourishment", refers to a pattern of growth and 
development in organisms which are incapable of moving around on their own 
soon after hatching or being born. ... Cats, dogs, and humans are some of the 
best-known altricial organisms. At the opposite end of the spectrum are precocial 
animals in... [DOC] [TLE] Nidicolous - definition and synonims of nidicolous in english ... [PAR] Nidicolous animals are those that stay at their nest or birthplace for a long time ... 
however, an animal may be nidicolous, i.e. staying at the nest, even if they ... The 
definition of nidicolous in the dictionary is remaining in the nest for some time 
after hatching. ... These words in the dictionary share the same root as nidicolous. [DOC] [TLE] Precocial [PAR] Altricial means "incapable of moving around on its own soon after hatchling. ... 
birds are precocial, but some nidicolous birds are precocial, too-they remain in 
the nest ... These terms are less widely used than precocial and altricial, and we 
will not ... While the young are in the nest, the entire brood is extremely 
vulnerable to... [DOC] [TLE] Animals Who Die Giving Birth | Animals - mom.me [PAR] There are four common species of animals who die soon after giving birth. These 
are the octopus, the squid, salmon and the common mayfly. ... Octopuses are one 
of several species that die after they mate or give birth. ... The male dies shortly 
after mating, while the female lives long enough to see her eggs hatched and... [DOC] [TLE] Precocial - LiquiSearch [PAR] They are covered with downy feathers that soon grow to adult feathers after 
hatching. These kind of birds can also swim and run much sooner after their birth 
than ... At the opposite end of the spectrum are precocial animals in which the 
young ... leave the nest some may stay at the nest, and are thus nidicolous 
instead . [DOC] [TLE] What is precocial? | - LiquiSearch [PAR] meanings are slightly different, in that "altricial" and "precocial" refer to 
developmental stage, while "nidifugous" and "nidicolous" refer to leaving ... 
Precocial animals' brains are large at birth relative to their body size, hence their 
ability to fend ... birds leave the nest some may stay at the nest, and are thus 
nidicolous instead . [DOC] [TLE] Parental Care [PAR] At hatching, some young birds are entirely dependent on their parents, while 
others are ... A 121 million-year-old baby arboreal bird, fossilized in its egg, found 
in China .... They used these data to examine the potential covariation of growth 
and ... females may remain at the nest after feeding nestlings to brood the young. [DOC] [TLE] ZOO 329 Ornithology - Birds of the World [PAR] This means that you are responsible for the material on the hourly exam. ... Use 
these numbers to help you identify the order, but remember that they are only 
estimates. ... There is some thought that all of the ratites should be united in this 
order. 4. ... Young are nidicolous (stay in the nest after hatching; must be fed); 
usually... [DOC] [TLE] An Analysis of Learning in Young Anatidae - JStor [PAR] in animals with specialized feeding apparatus) while the ... an analysis of the 
manner whereby certain birds ... These calls are often highly characteris- ... and 
nidicolous birds. ... by means of a rapid form of learning akin to ... menter while 
being exposed to one particular ..... between 24 and 48 hours after they had 
hatched. [DOC] [TLE] comparative periods of nestling life of some north american nidicol[ae] [PAR] while the nest was being photographed. A week later ... nidicolous ; while the 
nidifugous birds are essentially ter- ... these species uest esclusiv:ely or almost 
exclusively in col- ... The Significance of the Condition of the Young at Birth, ... in 
 The Infancy of Animals,), .... ground within a few hours after birth, whether they 
are. [DOC] [TLE] Is dental development an important feature of mammal life history? [PAR] death in organisms that died while

Question: Some creatures are nidicolous, meaning they remain in these for a while after birth
Answer: Nest