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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur
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H. Herman van Oosten, AuteurCommon Cuckoos Cuculus canorus are obligate brood parasites, laying eggs in nests of other species. Cuckoo nestlings are often thought to be insatiable, compared to host broods. However, in Reed Warblers Acrocephalus scirpaceus and a few other s[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur
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H. Herman van Oosten, AuteurScholars agree that changes in vegetation have been influencing population sizes of ground-foraging songbirds in Dutch dune grasslands. Due to a lack of knowledge concerning the breeding biology of these species, the mechanisms linking vegetatio[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Jakob C. Mueller, Auteur ; Jente Ottenburghs, Auteur ; Christiaan Both, Auteur ; Bart Kempenaers, AuteurContinuous animal populations often become fragmented due to anthropogenic habitat alterations. These small, fragmented populations are fragile due to demographic and genetic factors, whereas immigration can enhance their long-term viability. Pr[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Chris Van Turnhout, Auteur ; Caspar A. Hallmann, Auteur ; Frank Majoor, Auteur ; Maja Roodbergen, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Remco Versluijs, Auteur ; Stef Waasdorp, Auteur ; Henk Siepel, AuteurDynamics of populations may be synchronized at large spatial scales, indicating driving forces acting beyond local scales, but may also vary locally as a result of site-specific conditions. Conservation measures for fragmented and declining popu[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Chris Van Turnhout, Auteur ; Caspar A. Hallmann, Auteur ; Frank Majoor, Auteur ; Maja Roodbergen, Auteur ; Hans Schekkerman, Auteur ; Remco Versluijs, Auteur ; Stef Waasdorp, Auteur ; Henk Siepel, AuteurDynamics of populations may be synchronized at large spatial scales, indicating driving forces acting beyond local scales, but may also vary locally as a result of site-specific conditions. Conservation measures for fragmented and declining popu[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; A. B. Van Den Burg, Auteur ; R. Versluijs, Auteur ; H. Siepel, AuteurBirds consider both variation in prey abundance and accessibility in their decision of where to forage. Acidification and nitrogen deposition affect both prey abundance and accessibility by stimulating growth of nitrophilic grasses at the expens[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Alexander A. Emtsev, AuteurThe Yellow Wagtail Motacilla flava consists of about 18 taxa whose taxonomic relationships are unclear. Some authors elevate 11 taxa to species based on often characteristic nuptial plumages of males, whereas others recognize two species based o[...]
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Sander Bot, Auteur ; Dick Groenendijk, Auteur ; H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur395 Yellow wagtail/gele kwikstaart Motacilla, first-year, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, 12 September 2009 (Jonathan Martinez). Based on location, probably eastern yellow wagtail. Not all eastern yellow wagtails have grey-and-white plumage; note yel[...]
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H. Herman van Oosten, Auteur ; Remco Versluijs, Auteur ; Rien van Wijk, AuteurThe Dutch population of Northern Wheatear (hereafter wheatear) has declined by 80% since 1980, without reasons being sufficiently known. Stimulated growth of nitrophilic grasses by deposition of atmospheric nitrogen, reinforced by the decline of[...]
