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Miguel Â. Marini, Auteur ; Neander M. Heming, Auteur ; Marcelo Assis, Auteur ; Nadinni O. M. Sousa, Auteur ; Lauren Rumpel, Auteur ; Tatiane L. da Silva, Auteur ; Yara Ballarini, AuteurEltonian shortfall (lack of knowledge about species interactions) is one of the major limitations of biodiversity knowledge. Records from museum egg collections and the literature can still provide critical overlooked information on interactions[...]
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Neander M. Heming, Auteur ; Daniel T. Gressler, Auteur ; Douglas G. D. Russell, Auteur ; Miguel Â. Marini, AuteurABSTRACT The breeding biology of approximately one third of all Fluvicolinae species is largely unknown and little is known about Streamer-tailed Tyrant (Gubernetes yetapa). Despite being locally fairly common, only a brief description of its ne[...]
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Luane R. dos Santos, Auteur ; Miguel Â. Marini, AuteurWhite-rumped Tanagers (Cypsnagra hirundinacea) are widely distributed in northern Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay, and are classified as vulnerable in the state of Parana and as endangered in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Little is currently kno[...]
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Charles Duca, Auteur ; Hiroyuki Yokomizo, Auteur ; Miguel Â. Marini, Auteur ; Hugh P. Possingham, AuteurPopulation viability analyses are widely used to support decisions for the management of single species, but there are few studies that explicitly take into account realistic economic costs. In this study we determine the most cost-efficient con[...]
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Neander M. Heming, Auteur ; Miguel Â. Marini, AuteurGeographical variation in egg size is well documented for several taxa, but remains insufficiently described for birds in spite of a well-known latitudinal gradient in clutch size. Several hypotheses have been proposed to explain avian egg size [...]
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Leonardo F. Franca, Auteur ; Miguel Â. Marini, AuteurPopulation size and trends are demographic parameters that can be used to help determine the threat of extirpation or extinction of bird populations and in determining management strategies. Chapada Flycatchers (Suiriri islerorum) are endemic to[...]
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Miguel Â. Marini, Auteur ; Morgane Barbet-Massin, Auteur ; Leonardo E. Lopes, Auteur ; Frédéric Jiguet, AuteurSpecies distribution models (SDMs) yield reliable and needed predictions to identify regions that have similar environmental conditions and were used here to predict potential ranges of rare species to identify new localities were they might occ[...]
