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Auteur Michele Sorrenti |
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Susan E. McKinlay, Auteur ; Michelangelo Morganti, Auteur ; Alessandro Mazzoleni, Auteur ; Antonella Labate, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, Auteur ; Diego Rubolini, AuteurImproving our understanding of the spatio-temporal distribution of migratory game species is pivotal for developing flyway-based management strategies. We used miniaturized GPS-Argos transmitters to analyse movement patterns, home-range, habitat[...]![]()
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Philippe Aubry, Auteur ; Matthieu Guillemain, Auteur ; Gitte Høj Jensen, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, Auteur ; David Scallan, AuteurFor migratory birds, sustainable harvest management based on quantitative modelling needs cross-border hunting bag statistics. At the European scale, proper modelling requires both reliable and mutually compatible hunting bag data between region[...]![]()
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Philippe Aubry, Auteur ; Matthieu Guillemain, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, AuteurHunting bag statistics are often the only available data for performing ecological studies about harvested species, and total harvest is sometimes used as a proxy of abundance of the game species under study in a given geographical area and peri[...]![]()
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Dimitri Giunchi, Auteur ; Natale E. Baldaccini, Auteur ; Alfonso Lenzoni, Auteur ; Paolo Luschi, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, Auteur ; Giulia Cerritelli, Auteur ; Lorenzo Vanni, AuteurIdentifying an organism's migratory strategies and routes has important implications for conservation. For most species of European ducks, information on the general course of migration, revealed by ringing recoveries, is available, whereas trac[...]![]()
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Sergio Scebba, Auteur ; Michele Soprano, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, AuteurThe autumn migration of Skylarks Alauda arvensis along the southern Tyrrhenian coast of Italy from 1998 until 2014 is described, with respect to timing and phenology, sex-specific migration patterns and population trends. In total, 21,610 fully [...]![]()
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Sergio Scebba, Auteur ; Michele Sorrenti, Auteur ; Maria Oliveri Del Castillo, AuteurFrom 1998 to 2015, 22 490 fully grown Skylarks were captured and ringed, using mist nets, from October to mid November, along the southern Tyrrhenian coast of Italy. We estimated fat loads and theoretical flight ranges for individual birds, usin[...]



