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Yehor Yatsiuk, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, AuteurNarrower habitat niche at the range margin may reduce the ability of specialized species to adapt to the changing environments and to shift the range. In most of its European range, the Crested Tit (Lophophanes cristatus) inhabits pine forests t[...]
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Asko Lohmus, AuteurIn Northern Europe, the Mistle Thrush (Turdus viscivorus) is a relatively poorly studied species inhabiting forested landscapes where it has historically experienced population declines. Those declines have been attributed to the spread of inten[...]
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An artificial nest experiment indicates equal nesting success of waders in coastal meadows and mires
Hannes Pehlak, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, AuteurDegradation of the distinct, diverse and abundant wader communities in Estonian coastal meadows has been recorded along with the ceasing agricultural management there. At the same time, the same species have been occupying adjacent inland mires.[...]
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Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Kadri Runnel, AuteurThe ongoing European ash (Fraxinus excelsior) dieback can pose a threat to the biodiversity dependent on ash trees, but the field evidence is scarce. We monitored epiphytic lichens (notably Lobaria pulmonaria) confined to ash trees in an Estonia[...]
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Rimgaudas Treinys, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Darius Stoncius, Auteur ; Saulis Skuja, Auteur ; Eugenijus Drobelis, Auteur ; Bronius Sablevicius, Auteur ; Saulius Rumbutis, Auteur ; Deivis Dementavičius, Auteur ; Vladas Narusevicius, Auteur ; Antanas Petraska, Auteur ; Danas Augutis, AuteurRecent trends in the European Black Stork Ciconia nigra population are geographically distinct: range expansion and adaptation to human activity dominate in western and central Europe, while declines-probably induced by landscape change-are repo[...]
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Kadri Runnel, Auteur ; Raul Rosenvald, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, AuteurThe expanding practice of live-tree retention on clear-cuts represents a model case for conservation planning, because the high mortality of those trees requires balancing conflicting management goals in unpredictable conditions over long time f[...]
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Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Piret Lohmus, AuteurLive retention trees are expected to support the recovery of epiphytes in regenerating stands by retaining a part of the populations in cutover sites and receiving propagules from adjacent forests So far, the research has been focused on immedia[...]
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Asko Lohmus, AuteurThe differing detectability of species is an important issue in conservation assessments, notably for interpreting the heterogeneous datasets of species-rich, poorly-studied species groups. However, detectability has not been explicitly consider[...]
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Kadi Jairus, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Piret Lohmus, AuteurP> Green-tree retention (GTR) has been suggested as a means to effectively support epiphytic lichen species in managed forests, given the low lichen mortality on retention trees in the short term. However, a long-term perspective requires a phys[...]
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Asko Lohmus, AuteurPopulation dynamics, productivity and mortality of Osprey in Estonia were analysed based on published information, archive material and original monitoring data. In the past 100 years, there were two periods of decline, one at the beginning of t[...]
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Liina Remm, Auteur ; Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Tiit Maran, AuteurConservation of charismatic vertebrates in modern landscapes often includes habitat engineering, which is well supported by the public but lacks a consideration of wider conservation consequences. We analysed a pond management project for an int[...]
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Asko Lohmus, Auteur ; Piret Lohmus, Auteur ; Kai Vellak, AuteurThough the habitats and substrata of bryophytes and lichens overlap, their diversity has not been comparatively explored at large scales. We studied lichens and bryophytes on 30 random 2-km transects in a forest landscape in Estonia. For each ve[...]
