| Titre : | Journal of Animal Ecology 81(5) - SEP 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Greg W. Mitchell, Auteur ;
Amy E. M. Newman, Auteur ;
Martin Wikelski, Auteur ;
D. Ryan Norris, Auteur
1. Determining how events interact across stages of the annual cycle is critical for understanding the factors that affect individual fitness. However, there is currently little information detailing how breeding events influence migratory behav[...]
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Guillaume Peron, Auteur ;
Christopher A. Nicolai, Auteur ;
David N. Koons, Auteur
1. Most wild animal populations are subjected to many perturbations, including environmental forcing and anthropogenic mortality. How population size varies in response to these perturbations largely depends on life-history strategy and density [...]
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Aaron W. Reed, Auteur ;
Norman A. Slade, Auteur
1. Under the hypothesis of environmental buffering, populations are expected to minimize the variance of the most influential vital rates; however, this may not be a universal principle. Species with a life span
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David C. Pavlacky, Auteur ;
Hugh P. Possingham, Auteur ;
Andrew J. Lowe, Auteur ;
Peter J. Prentis, Auteur ;
David J. Green, Auteur ;
Anne W. Goldizen, Auteur
1. Local extinctions in habitat patches and asymmetric dispersal between patches are key processes structuring animal populations in heterogeneous environments. Effective landscape conservation requires an understanding of how habitat loss and f[...]
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Gidey Yirga, Auteur ;
Hans H. De Iongh, Auteur ;
Herwig Leirs, Auteur ;
Kindeya Gebrihiwot, Auteur ;
Jozef Deckers, Auteur ;
Hans Bauer, Auteur
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In a world where even documenting species declines in tropical systems is challenging enough, Klimes et similar to al. raise the bar by addressing the deceptively simple, yet inherently complex, question of why species richness is lower in secon[...]
