| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 38(2) - 2011 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Dustin L. Sanders, Auteur ;
Fang Xie, Auteur ;
Richard E. Mauldin, Auteur ;
Jerome C. Hurley, Auteur ;
Lowell A. Miller, Auteur ;
Michelle R. Garcia, Auteur ;
Randy W. DeYoung, Auteur ;
David B. Long, Auteur ;
Tyler A. Campbell, Auteur
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Xinming Lian, Auteur ;
Tongzuo Zhang, Auteur ;
Yifan Cao, Auteur ;
Jianping Su, Auteur ;
Simon Thirgood, Auteur
Context. The risk-disturbance hypothesis predicts that animals exhibit risk-avoidance behaviours when exposed to human disturbance because they perceive the disturbance as a predatory threat. Aims. This study aimed to examine whether Tibetan ant[...]
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S. L. Webb, Auteur ;
M. R. Dzialak, Auteur ;
S. M. Harju, Auteur ;
L. D. Hayden-Wing, Auteur ;
J. B. Winstead, Auteur
Context. Many ungulate species exhibit strong site fidelity to previously established areas, particularly females. However, development of the landscape may cause animals to shift their distribution to more secure areas. Aims. To determine range[...]
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Christopher Jones, Auteur ;
Roger Pech, Auteur ;
Guy Forrester, Auteur ;
Carolyn M. King, Auteur ;
Elaine C. Murphy, Auteur
Context. Management of suites of invasive mammal species can lead to perverse outcomes, such as meso-predator release, or can achieve desirable reductions in the abundance of top-order predators by controlling their prey. Predictive models for p[...]
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Stefano Triolo, Auteur ;
Daniela Campobello, Auteur ;
Maurizio Sara, Auteur
Context. The negative effects of agricultural intensification and policies, use of pesticides, fertilisers and mechanised harvesting on several populations of pseudo-steppe birds have increasingly required more detailed and effective habitat sui[...]
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Christine Adams-Hosking, Auteur ;
Hedley S. Grantham, Auteur ;
Jonathan R. Rhodes, Auteur ;
Clive McAlpine, Auteur ;
Patrick T. Moss, Auteur
Context. The impacts of climate change on the climate envelopes, and hence, distributions of species, are of ongoing concern for biodiversity worldwide. Knowing where climate refuge habitats will occur in the future is essential to conservation [...]
Article
Brian D. Jansen, Auteur ;
Jonathan A. Jenks, Auteur
Context. Body mass of animals has been estimated using body measurements and formulas have been developed for some species of large ungulates and carnivores. Pumas (Puma concolor) are often captured for sport and research in remote and rugged te[...]
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Robert N. Reed, Auteur ;
Kristen M. Hart, Auteur ;
Gordon H. Rodda, Auteur ;
Frank J. Mazzotti, Auteur ;
Ray W. Snow, Auteur ;
Michael Cherkiss, Auteur ;
Ronald Rozar, Auteur ;
Scott Goetz, Auteur
Context. Invasive Burmese pythons (Python molurus bivittatus) are established over thousands of square kilometres of southern Florida, USA, and consume a wide range of native vertebrates. Few tools are available to control the python population,[...]
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Natasha L. Wiggins, Auteur ;
David M. J. S. Bowman, Auteur
Context. Native pest herbivores often require population numbers to be controlled in landscape settings where agricultural, plantation forests and native forests are juxtaposed. The Tasmanian pademelon Thylogale billardierii and the red-necked w[...]
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John Callaghan, Auteur ;
Clive McAlpine, Auteur ;
Jane Thompson, Auteur ;
David Mitchell, Auteur ;
Michiala Bowen, Auteur ;
Jonathan Rhodes, Auteur ;
Carol de Jong, Auteur ;
Renee Sternberg, Auteur ;
Alison Scott, Auteur
Context. Mapping the habitat and distribution of a species is critical for developing effective conservation plans. Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus, Phascolarctidae) distribution is constrained by the nutritional and shelter requirements provided [...]
