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Airam Rodriguez, Auteur ; David García, Auteur ; Beneharo Rodriguez, Auteur ; Esteban Cardona, Auteur ; Lluís Parpal, Auteur ; Pere Pons, AuteurPetrels are among the most threatened group of birds. On top of facing predation by introduced mammals and incidental bycatch, these seabirds have to deal with an emerging threat, light pollution, which is increasing globally. Fledglings are dis[...]
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Roger Puig-Girones, Auteur ; Lluis Brotons, Auteur ; Pere Pons, AuteurWildfires play a determining role in the composition and structure of many plant and animal communities. On the other hand, climate change is considered to be a major driver of current and future fire regime changes. Despite increases in drought[...]
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Josep Rost, Auteur ; Richard L. Hutto, Auteur ; Lluis Brotons, Auteur ; Pere Pons, AuteurPostfire salvage logging is currently a controversial issue because of the impact that the removal of snags has on ecosystem structure and function. Although it is a common practice worldwide, the absence of comparisons across regions hinders th[...]
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Josep Rost, Auteur ; Miguel Clavero, Auteur ; Lluis Brotons, Auteur ; Pere Pons, Auteur1. Postfire salvage logging is the most commonly applied forestry practice in burned forests world-wide, mainly for economic reasons. However, it strongly affects bird communities and is generally considered to be detrimental for bird conservati[...]
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Miguel Clavero, Auteur ; Lluis Brotons, Auteur ; Pere Pons, Auteur ; Daniel Sol, AuteurThe rise of extinction rates associated with human activities has led to a growing interest in identifying extinction-prone taxa and extinction-promoting drivers. Previous work has identified habitat alterations and invasive species as the major[...]
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Pere Pons, Auteur ; Miguel Clavero, Auteur ; Josep M. Bas, Auteur ; Roger Prodon, AuteurWildfires are the most extensive and severe disturbance affecting the shrublands where Sardinian and Dartford Warblers (Sylvia melanocephala and S. undata) abound. Estimating the long-term use of burned habitats by these species (i.e. their time[...]
