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Auteur Frank R. Thompson |
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Alicia D. Burke, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, Auteur ; John Faaborg, AuteurABSTRACT Adults and juveniles of some forest breeding birds shift habitat use during the post breeding season from late to early successional forest. Juveniles of smaller passerine species are difficult to radio-track, and there is limited infor[...]![]()
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Ryan A. Gill, Auteur ; W. Andrew Cox, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, AuteurABSTRACT The use of video to monitor nests has increased in frequency over the past 25 years and new research using this technology has shed light on many aspects of the interactions between predators and nesting birds. We used video cameras to [...]![]()
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Thomas W. Bonnot, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, Auteur ; Joshua J. Millspaugh, AuteurLandscape-based population models are potentially valuable tools in facilitating conservation planning and actions at large scales. However, such models have rarely been applied at ecoregional scales. We extended landscape-based population model[...]![]()
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Frank R. Thompson, AuteurDans Ibis (149 NOV 2007)Nest predation is an important factor in the ecology of passerines and can be a large source of mortality for birds. I provide an overview of factors affecting nest predation of passerines in North America with the goal that it may provide some [...]![]()
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Thomas W. Bonnot, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, Auteur ; Joshua J. Millspaugh, Auteur ; D. Todd Jones-Farrand, AuteurEfforts to conserve regional biodiversity in the face of global climate change, habitat loss and fragmentation will depend on approaches that consider population processes at multiple scales. By combining habitat and demographic modeling, landsc[...]![]()
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Cara J. Joos, Auteur ; Frank R. Thompson, Auteur ; John Faaborg, AuteurVariation in habitat quality among territories within a heterogeneous patch should influence reproductive success of territory owners. Further, territory settlement order following an ideal despotic distribution (IDD) should predict the fitness [...]



