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Auteur Joshua T. Ackerman |
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Gary M. Santolo, Auteur ; Sarah H. Peterson, Auteur ; Breanne Cooney, Auteur ; C. Alex Hartman, Auteur ; Mark P. Herzog, Auteur ; Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur![]()
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Mark P. Herzog, Auteur ; Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; C. Alex Hartman, Auteur ; Howard Browers, Auteur![]()
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Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; Sarah H. Peterson, Auteur ; Danika C. Tsao, Auteur ; John Y. Takekawa, AuteurExpanding gull (Laridae) populations throughout the world have been attributed to the availability of anthropogenic food subsidies. The influence of landfills on California Gull (Larus californicus) space use and the timing of their movements wa[...]![]()
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C. Alex Hartman, Auteur ; Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; Collin A. Eagles-Smith, Auteur ; Mark P. Herzog, AuteurIn birds where males and females are similar in size and plumage, sex determination by alternative means is necessary. Discriminant function analysis based on external morphometrics was used to distinguish males from females in two closely relat[...]![]()
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Amelia J. Raquel, Auteur ; Kevin M. Ringelman, Auteur ; Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; John M. Eadie, AuteurEdge effects on nesting success have been documented in breeding birds in a variety of contexts, but there is still uncertainty in how edge type, and spatial scale determine the magnitude and detectability of edge effects. Habitat edges are ofte[...]![]()
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Jill D. Bluso-Demers, Auteur ; Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; John Y. Takekawa, AuteurIn order to examine 24-hour colony attendance patterns by mated Forster's Terns Sterna torsteri in South San Francisco Bay, California. during incubation and chick-rearing stages, we radio-marked 10 individuals consisting of five pairs and recor[...]![]()
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Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; Mark P. Herzog, Auteur ; John Y. Takekawa, Auteur ; C. Alex Hartman, AuteurIdentifying differences in reproductive success rates of closely related and sympatrically breeding species can be useful for understanding limitations to population growth. We simultaneously examined the reproductive ecology of American avocets[...]![]()
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Joshua T. Ackerman, Auteur ; John Y. Takekawa, Auteur ; Jill D. Bluso, Auteur ; Julie L. Yee, Auteur ; Collin A. Eagles-Smith, Auteur



