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Heather E. Levy, Auteur ; Robert J. Cooper, Auteur ; James A. Cox, AuteurThe Red-cockaded Woodpecker (Dryobates borealis) was once common in longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) forests of the southeastern United States and played an important role through its excavation of long-lasting cavities in living pine trees. The [...]
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Kin-Lan Han, Auteur ; Rebecca T. Kimball, Auteur ; James A. Cox, AuteurHabitat fragmentation has often been implicated in the decline of many species. For habitat specialists and/or sedentary species, loss of habitat can result in population isolation and lead to negative genetic effects. However, factors other tha[...]
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James A. Cox, Auteur ; Joshua K. McCormick, AuteurRed-cockaded Woodpeckers (Leuconotopicus borealis) were extirpated from Tall Timbers Research Station in the early 1980s. To help meet conservation goals established for this imperiled species in north Florida, we attempted to reintroduce the wo[...]
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Kin-Lan Han, Auteur ; James A. Cox, Auteur ; Rebecca T. Kimball, AuteurABSTRACT Cooperatively breeding birds employ a variety of mating strategies, and we do not fully understand breeding group structure and the range of reproductive strategies used by group members. We examined group structure and parentage in a p[...]
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James A. Cox, Auteur ; Clark D. Jones, AuteurPrescribed burning is essential for maintaining suitable habitat for Bachman's Sparrows (Aimophila aestivalis), but burns conducted during the breeding season may lead to site abandonment and low survival or productivity. We monitored a color-ba[...]
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James A. Cox, Auteur ; Clark D. Jones, Auteur
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Clark D. Jones, Auteur ; James A. Cox, Auteur ; Emily Toriani-Moura, Auteur ; Robert J. Cooper, Auteur
