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Michelle L. Stantiall, Auteur ; Jonathan B. Cohen, Auteur ; Pamela H. Loring, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, AuteurAssessments of possible adverse effects of transmitters on marked individuals is an important component of individual-based tracking studies, particularly for species that are listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. The breeding and post-b[...]
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Adam D. Smith, Auteur ; Scott R. McWilliams, Auteur ; Kristopher J. Winiarski, Auteur ; Carol L. Trocki, Auteur ; Brian Harris, Auteur ; Jason E. Osenkowski, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, AuteurNearshore waters provide very important habitat for sea ducks (Tribe Mergini) during migration and winter, but gathering information on sea duck use of shallow nearshore waters is challenging because traditional aerial and boat-based surveys are[...]
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Richard A. McKinney, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, AuteurSeasonal pools in the northeastern United States provide habitat for amphibians and invertebrates, but little is known about their importance as habitat for birds. We examined avian community composition at seasonal pools in Rhode Island to test[...]
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Yong Jiang, Auteur ; Stephen K. Swallow, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, AuteurAn effective nature reserve network design should reflect the ecological requirements of target species, while simultaneously considering costs. In this study, we propose a design method that considers the ecological role of the spatial arrangem[...]
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Christine M. Caron, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, AuteurTo assess population trends of Harlequin Ducks (Histrionicus histrionicus) in Rhode Island (U.S.A.), we analyzed Christmas Bird Counts and other historical surveys and also conducted surveys during the winter of 2005-2006. We estimated sex and a[...]
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Kristopher J. Winiarski, Auteur ; David L. Miller, Auteur ; Peter W. C. Paton, Auteur ; Scott R. McWilliams, AuteurThere are currently no offshore wind energy developments (OWEDs) in North America, although numerous OWEDs have been proposed along the Atlantic Coast. Development pressure has been a catalyst for marine spatial planning (MSP) to identify suitab[...]
