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Heriberto López, Auteur ; Antonio J. Pérez, Auteur ; Beatriz Rumeu, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, AuteurCapsule: The diet of Yellow-legged Gulls Larus michahellis on an oceanic island, surrounded by deep waters without a wide shelf, was mainly composed of terrestrial invertebrates.Aims: To study the trophic ecology of Yellow-legged Gulls on an isl[...]
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Marta López-Darias, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, AuteurAlthough raptors are not usually seen as seed dispersers, we demonstrate their important ecological role as legitimate seed dispersers of weeds. On the oceanic island of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, up to 11 000 weed seeds from a total o[...]
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Manuel Nogales, Auteur ; Patricia Marrero, Auteur ; David P. Padilla, Auteur ; Felix M. Medina, AuteurDans Bird Study (56 2009)Capsule Faecal DNA gives accurate results of habitat use.
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Felix M. Medina, Auteur ; Marta López-Darias, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, Auteur ; Rafael Garcia, AuteurIn this study, we present the first data on diet and impacts of feral cats on a semiarid island (Fuerteventura, Canary Islands). A total of 614 prey was identified in the 209 scats analysed. Introduced mammals, especially rabbits and mice, were [...]
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Paulo Oliveira, Auteur ; Dilia Menezes, Auteur ; Martin Jones, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, AuteurThis study was conducted over a two year period in the north west of Madeira Island (Macaronesian Atlantic Islands, Portugal). It investigates the relationship between fruiting patterns in the indigenous forest and the use by the Madeira laurel [...]
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Patricia Marrero, Auteur ; Vicente M. Cabrera, Auteur ; David P. Padilla, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, Auteur
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Jose Jesus, Auteur ; Dilia Menezes, Auteur ; Sara Gomes, Auteur ; Paulo Oliveira, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, Auteur ; Antonio Brehm, AuteurIt is widely accepted that the gadfly petrels of the Macaronesian islands comprise three closely related and morphologically similar taxa, Petrodroma madeira from Madeira island, P. deserta (also treated is R feae deserta) from Bugio and P. feae[...]
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Juan Carlos Illera, Auteur ; Lewis G. Spurgin, Auteur ; Eduardo Rodriguez-Exposito, Auteur ; Manuel Nogales, Auteur ; Juan Carlos Rando, AuteurOceanic islands are excellent systems for allowing biologists to test evolutionary hypotheses due to their relative simplicity of habitats, naturally replicated study design and high levels of endemic taxa with conspicuous variation in form, col[...]
