| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 41(6) - 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Yongyut Trisurat, Auteur ;
Budsabong Kanchanasaka, Auteur ;
Holger Kreft, Auteur
Context. Tropical ecosystems are widely recognised for their high species richness and outstanding concentrations of rare and endemic species. Previous studies either focussed on the effects of deforestation or climate change, whereas studies on[...]
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Jim Hone, Auteur ;
Tony Buckmaster, Auteur
The number of individuals in a wildlife population is often estimated and the estimates used for wildlife management. The scientific basis of published continental-scale estimates of individuals in Australia of feral cats and feral pigs is revie[...]
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Holly L. Poole, Auteur ;
Laily Mukaromah, Auteur ;
Halina T. Kobryn, Auteur ;
Patricia A. Fleming, Auteur
Context. For conservation of any species, we need baseline data that will guide conservation planning strategies. Identifying plant resources used by animal species for food and shelter is the first important step towards fauna conservation. The[...]
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Chang-Yong Choi, Auteur ;
Hyun-Young Nam, Auteur ;
Woo-Shin Lee, Auteur
Context. Behavioural responses can be used to understand the impacts of disturbance on animals and to develop management strategies, and there is considerable conservation interest in quantifying the effects of disturbances on wild animals. Aims[...]
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David J. Will, Auteur ;
Karl J. Campbell, Auteur ;
Nick D. Holmes, Auteur
Context. Worldwide, invasive vertebrate eradication campaigns are increasing in scale and complexity, requiring improved decision making tools to achieve and validate success. For managers of these campaigns, gaining access to timely summaries o[...]
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Maribel Recharte, Auteur ;
Ian G. Bride, Auteur ;
Mark Bowler, Auteur
Context. Ecotourism, driven by viewing large charismatic fauna, is often assumed to contribute to the conservation of animals and their habitats. Giant otter populations continue to increase and repopulate areas near communities, leading to prob[...]
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Thea O'Loughlin, Auteur ;
Luke S. O'Loughlin, Auteur ;
Michael F. Clarke, Auteur
Context. Competition for space and resources within a fragmented landscape may change interspecific interactions within the remaining available habitat. These changes may inhibit the persistence of one species but facilitate the success of anoth[...]
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Oscar Anibal Stellatelli, Auteur ;
Carolina Block, Auteur ;
Laura Estela Vega, Auteur ;
Felix Benjamin Cruz, Auteur
Context. Exotic forestations may modify habitat quality, affecting native animal populations that require specific microhabitats to remain viable. Aims. We determined whether abundances and body condition of the lizard species Liolaemus wiegmann[...]
