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Roman Pavisse, Auteur ; Didier Vangeluwe, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, AuteurDomestic Cat Fells silvestris catus populations have been increasing since the 1970s in Western Europe. This increase is particularly notable in human habitats, such as gardens and parks, where Cats have locally become the most abundant carnivor[...]
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Marine Le Louarn, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, Auteur ; Diederik Strubbe, Auteur ; Magali Deschamps‐Cottin, AuteurUrbanisation as a major driver of changes leads to the extinction of some species while others increase in abundance, especially non-native species. Spatiotemporal distribution patterns of these successful species are likely to be shaped by thei[...]
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Philippe Clergeau, Auteur ; Olivier Leroy, Auteur ; Pauline Lenancker, AuteurDans Alauda (83(3) 2015)Originally distributed in subtropical areas, the Rose-ringed Parakeet was accidentally introduced to Europe through the escape of captive individuals. The bird is now established in several European towns such as the suburbs of Paris (Ile-de-Fra[...]
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Martine Hausberger, Auteur ; Emmanuel Bigot, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, AuteurDialects may signal social or population identity and increase tolerance within communities. We hypothesized that in European starling Sturnus vulgaris communal roosts, birds coming from the same breeding area, i.e. dialectal zone, might tend to[...]
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Alan Vergnes, Auteur ; Isabelle Le Viol, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, AuteurEcological corridors are landscape elements that prevent the negative effects of fragmentation. However, their effectiveness has never been clearly validated in urban landscapes. We analysed the role of green corridors in an urban context by com[...]
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Christophe Amiot, Auteur ; Olivier Lorvelec, Auteur ; Isabelle Mandon-Dalger, Auteur ; Antonia Sardella, Auteur ; Patricia Lequilliec, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, AuteurNew environmental conditions may impact on behaviour and morphology, and consequently affect population dynamics. Rapid response to new conditions is likely to be a key factor in species introduction success. The Red-whiskered Bulbul Pycnonotus [...]
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Jean-Marc Roussel, Auteur ; Patricia Le Quilliec, Auteur ; Philippe Clergeau, AuteurDans Ostrich (81(2) 2010)A recent study on the introduced Red-whiskered Bulbul Pycnonotus jocosus on Reunion Island has highlighted the existence of rapid morphological divergence in bill size between the leeward and windward sides of the island. The hypothesis that die[...]
