| Titre : | Wildlife Research : Management and Conservation 38(6) - 2011 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Ashild O. Pedersen, Auteur ;
Lasse Asmyhr, Auteur ;
Hans Christian Pedersen, Auteur ;
Nina E. Eide, Auteur
Context. Nest predation is a major factor influencing life history and population dynamics of ground-nesting birds. The transitions between the northern boreal mountain birch forests and the low-alpine tundra are important habitats for the willo[...]
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Wendy Henderson, Auteur ;
Mary Bomford, Auteur ;
Phillip Cassey, Auteur
Context. Biological invasions are a profound contribution to human-induced environmental change. Although intentional introductions of vertebrate species have largely declined, global transport and communication networks continue to increase. As[...]
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Belinda Cannell, Auteur ;
Ken Pollock, Auteur ;
Stuart Bradley, Auteur ;
Ron Wooller, Auteur ;
William Sherwin, Auteur ;
Jennifer Sinclair, Auteur
Context. Penguin Island supports the largest colony of little penguins in Western Australia. It is subjected to a suite of anthropogenic threats because of its proximity to an increasing urban population. For effective management of the colony, [...]
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Susan F. Gould, Auteur
Context. Rehabilitation is increasingly being promoted as a strategy for minimising and even reversing biodiversity loss. Many rehabilitation strategies that aim to provide habitat focus entirely on establishing vegetation. Successful vegetation[...]
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Catriona J. Macleod, Auteur ;
Daniel M. Tompkins, Auteur ;
Keven W. Drew, Auteur ;
Nick Pyke, Auteur
Context. Bird damage to horticultural crops causes significant economic losses for growers around the globe. However, bird damage is unpredictable and pest-bird movements and abundance patterns are poorly understood. Aims. To assess whether habi[...]
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Andre Steckenreuter, Auteur ;
Robert Harcourt, Auteur ;
Luciana Moeller, Auteur
Context. Potential impacts of human disturbance on animal populations can be measured as behavioural responses and may affect the survival and fecundity of animals. In areas where human-wildlife interactions occur, conservation management needs [...]
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Mark A. Fraker, Auteur ;
Robert G. Brown, Auteur
In reporting the results of a trial of contraceptive vaccines in wild horses, Gray et al. (2010) misidentified one of the vaccines as SpayVac (R), a porcine zona pellucida (pZP) vaccine that owes its typically very high efficacy to a special Dep[...]
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Leonie Seabrook, Auteur ;
Clive McAlpine, Auteur ;
Greg Baxter, Auteur ;
Jonathan Rhodes, Auteur ;
Adrian Bradley, Auteur ;
Daniel Lunney, Auteur
Context. Global climate change will lead to increased climate variability, including more frequent drought and heatwaves, in many areas of the world. This will affect the distribution and numbers of wildlife populations. In south-west Queensland[...]
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Kimberley Christie, Auteur ;
Michael D. Craig, Auteur ;
Vicki L. Stokes, Auteur ;
Richard J. Hobbs, Auteur
Context. The value of animal reintroduction as a conservation tool is debated. This is largely because the limited quantity of research that has been conducted on animal reintroductions has shown varying degrees of success in establishing new po[...]
