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Cristina Vallino, Auteur ; Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Fabrizio Genco, Auteur ; Dan Chamberlain, Auteur ; Claudia Palestrini, Auteur ; Angela Roggero, Auteur ; Massimo Bocca, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurMountain habitats are threatened by several factors, including human activities at high elevation, although the negative impacts can sometimes be balanced by positive effects related to human presence. However, knowledge of such interactions is [...]
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Susanne Jähnig, Auteur ; Riccardo Alba, Auteur ; Cristina Vallino, Auteur ; Domenico Rosselli, Auteur ; Marco Pittarello, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, Auteur ; Dan Chamberlain, AuteurIn a mountain context, the forest-shrub ecotone is an area of high biodiversity. Relatively little is known about the habitat requirements of birds in this habitat, yet it is facing potential threats from changes in grazing practices and climate[...]
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Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Dan Chamberlain, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurCapsule: Restoration of grasslands on ski-pistes caused a recovery in the bird community, but not to the extent that it was equivalent to a natural Alpine grassland community.Aim: To test whether revegetation of ski-pistes in open habitat areas [...]
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Giulia Masoero, Auteur ; Luca Maurino, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, Auteur ; Dan Chamberlain, AuteurCapsule: Predation rates of artificial nests along elevational gradients were higher closer to the treeline in the European Alps.Aims: Alpine grassland birds tend to show an avoidance of mature trees, possibly due to an edge effect, such as high[...]
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Dan Chamberlain, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurCapsule The effect of a settling-down period (SDP) on estimates of species richness, and on the presence of 12 species, was considered on point counts along altitudinal transects in the Alps. For the individual species, Water Pipit was the only [...]
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Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Ivan Ellena, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, Auteur
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Dan Chamberlain, Auteur ; Raphaël Arlettaz, Auteur ; Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Ramona Maggini, Auteur ; Paolo Pedrini, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, Auteur ; Niklaus Zbinden, Auteur
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Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Matteo Negro, Auteur ; Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurClimate change has resulted in upward elevational shifts in the distribution of animals and plants in many areas. The potential consequences of such changes for alpine bird communities were assessed by modelling data on breeding bird distributio[...]
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Habitat use, home ranges and census techniques in the Black Woodpecker Dryocopus martius in the Alps
Massimo Bocca, Auteur ; Loredana Carisio, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurWe focused upon habitat use and home range size variation in an alpine population of the Black Woodpecker Dryocopus martius. Habitat selection analyses showed that the dominant local forest type, i.e. Mountain Pine Pinus mugo uncinata, was signi[...]
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Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Dan E. Chamberlain, Auteur ; Marco Isaia, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurThere is a paucity of research on the wider landscape-level effects of ski-piste construction on alpine fauna. In this study, the response of alpine bird communities to the landscape changes induced by the construction of ski-pistes was investig[...]
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Matteo Negro, Auteur ; Claudio La Rocca, Auteur ; Silvia Ronzani, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, Auteur ; Claudia Palestrini, AuteurThe worldwide loss of biodiversity is of great concern, and this has lead to strong policy frameworks to promote the maintenance of biodiversity through protecting species and habitats in many countries. Often however, rare species with legal pr[...]
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Massimo Bocca, Auteur ; Enrico Caprio, Auteur ; Dan Chamberlain, Auteur ; Antonio Rolando, AuteurThe factors influencing the selection of Black Grouse Tetrao tetrix winter roost sites and choice of roosting strategy (open-air roosts vs. snow burrows, or 'igloos') were assessed in the Alps, including the influence of winter diet, snow condit[...]
