| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 38(8) - 2011 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
R. Alderman, Auteur ;
R. Gales, Auteur ;
G. N. Tuck, Auteur ;
Jean-Dominique Lebreton, Auteur
Context. Monitoring the status of albatross populations and identifying the factors driving observed trends remain international conservation and management priorities. The shy albatross is endemic to Australia and breeds only on three Tasmanian[...]
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Bruce C. Chessman, Auteur
Context. While much attention has been paid to the effects of global temperature increases on the geographical ranges and phenologies of plants and animals, less is known about the impacts of climatically driven alteration of water regimes. Aims[...]
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Bindi Thomas, Auteur ;
John D. Holland, Auteur ;
Edward O. Minot, Auteur
Context. Continued demand for long-distance remote wildlife tracking has resulted in the development of a variety of satellite tracking technologies. Choosing an appropriate satellite tracking system for a project involves financial, technical a[...]
Article
Chun-Hua Han, Auteur ;
Jian Lin, Auteur ;
Xiuqing Wang, Auteur ;
Jing-Wen Han, Auteur ;
Hui-Juan Duan, Auteur ;
Jie Pan, Auteur ;
Yue-Huan Liu, Auteur
Context. The ability of influenza A viruses to recognise and bind to cell surface receptors such as sialic acid linked to galactose by an alpha 2,3 linkage (SA alpha 2,3-gal) and sialic acid linked to galactose by an alpha 2,6 linkage (SA alpha [...]
Article
Kevin M. Wallace, Auteur ;
Alison J. Leslie, Auteur ;
Tim Coulson, Auteur
Context. Human-wildlife conflict is a global problem and increasing worldwide as people and wildlife compete for limited resources. Conflict between people and crocodiles, especially in Africa, is recognised as a serious problem. The people of t[...]
Article
Mark J. Carey, Auteur
Context. Attaching tracking devices to several avian species could produce negative outcomes. Of particular concern are potential alterations to birds' reproductive, flight, diving and foraging performances. Attachment of devices may also lead t[...]
Article
Andrew Bengsen, Auteur ;
John Butler, Auteur ;
Pip Masters, Auteur
Context. The ability to monitor changes in population abundance is critical to the success of pest animal management and research programs. Feral cats (Felis catus) are an important pest animal, but current monitoring techniques have limited sen[...]
Article
I. C. Barrio, Auteur ;
R. Villafuerte, Auteur ;
F. S. Tortosa, Auteur
Context. Warrens are central to rabbit biology and available warren space can set a limit to the number of rabbits living in an area. Therefore, quantifying and analysing the distribution of rabbit warrens is a key step towards the management of[...]
Article
Jonathan K. Webb, Auteur ;
David Pearson, Auteur ;
Richard Shine, Auteur
Context. Invasive species are a leading cause of extinctions, yet predicting their ecological impacts poses a formidable challenge for conservation biologists. When native predators are naive to invaders, they may lack appropriate behaviours to [...]
Article
A. J. Van Strien, Auteur ;
J. J. A. Dekker, Auteur ;
M. Straver, Auteur ;
T. van der Meij, Auteur ;
L. L. Soldaat, Auteur ;
A. Ehrenburg, Auteur ;
E. van Loon, Auteur
Context. Wild rabbits are considered a key species in the coastal dunes of the Netherlands, but populations have collapsed as a result of viral diseases. Aim. We studied to what extent population collapse led to local extinction and whether reco[...]
Article
Ayodeji Olayemi, Auteur ;
Akinlabi Oyeyiola, Auteur ;
Agostinho Antunes, Auteur ;
Celine Bonillo, Auteur ;
Corinne Cruaud, Auteur ;
Philippe Gaubert, Auteur
Context. Following recent socioeconomic transformations in western and central Africa, the volume of bushmeat hunting, a traditional source of proteins and revenue for rural populations, has reached unsustainable levels. The morphological identi[...]
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Lisa Cawthen, Auteur ;
Sarah Munks, Auteur
Context. Hollow-bearing trees are frequently retained in timber-production areas as part of measures to mitigate against the impacts of forest harvesting on fauna, yet few studies have investigated the effectiveness of such measures. Such studie[...]
