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Auteur Markus Peintinger |
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Hans-Guenther Bauer, Auteur ; Nicole Lemoine, Auteur ; Markus Peintinger, AuteurIn Central Europe, massive losses in species richness of breeding birds have been documented in the last decades, but the question arises whether species richness is currently still decreasing or again increasing due to conservation efforts. In [...]![]()
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Hans-Guenther Bauer, Auteur ; Markus Peintinger, Auteur ; Georg Heine, Auteur ; Ulrich Zeidler, Auteur,Population trends in breeding birds at Lake Constance (SW-Germany/Switzerland/Austria; 1120-km(2)) are examined using line-transect data of 303 tetragons from three census periods (1980-1981, 1990-1992, and 2000-2002). In total, 159 breeding sp[...]![]()
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Hans-Guenther Bauer, Auteur ; Markus Peintinger, Auteur ; Georg Heine, Auteur ; Ulrich Zeidler, Auteur,Population trends in breeding birds at Lake Constance (SW-Germany/Switzerland/Austria; 1120-km(2)) are examined using line-transect data of 303 tetragons from three census periods (1980-1981, 1990-1992, and 2000-2002). In total, 159 breeding sp[...]![]()
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Markus Peintinger, Auteur ; Siegfried Schuster, AuteurGlobal change affects the timing of bird migration. It presumed (and has been shown) that, (1) species arrived earlier in spring and that (2) this response to climate change is stronger in short-distance than in long-distance migratory species. [...]![]()
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Walter Bleeker, Auteur ; Simone Klausmeyer, Auteur ; Markus Peintinger, Auteur ; Michael Dienst, AuteurThe shores of Lake Constance in southwest Germany inhabit an endemic and highly endangered lake-shore community. In spring 2004, a so far unknown Cardamine (Brassicaceae) was detected at the lake-shores. In the subsequent years, this taxon has s[...]![]()
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Siegfried Schuster, Auteur ; Klaus Schilhansl, Auteur ; Markus Peintinger, AuteurThe long-term population dynamics of wintering Buzzards and Kestrels were studied at two sites in Southwest Germany. At Lake Constance, the January populations were recorded at three 10 km2 study sites between 1968 and 2001. In addition, at two [...]



