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Thomas Virzi, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, Auteur ; Richard G. Lathrop, Auteur ; Steven M. Grodsky, Auteur ; David Drake, AuteurAbstract. Species distribution modeling has seen widespread use in ecology and conservation over the past two decades, and as a result many questions regarding the predictive capabilities of new techniques have been raised. One modeling approach[...]
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Thomas Virzi, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, Auteur ; David Drake, Auteur ; Steven M. Grodsky, Auteur ; Todd Pover, AuteurUrbanization on the barrier islands along the Atlantic coast of North America has severely altered the traditional breeding habitat for many ground-nesting waterbirds in this region, including the American Oystercatcher Haematopus palliatus. We [...]
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Julian D. Avery, Auteur ; Phillip Cassey, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, AuteurAlthough the diversity in avian plumage coloration is striking, there is little known about the rate with which colour diverges. Eastern bluebirds Sialia sialis bermudensis on the island of Bermuda are considered endemic based upon differences i[...]
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David A. La Puma, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, Auteur ; Michelle J. Davis, AuteurAlthough disturbance processes play important roles in maintaining habitat heterogeneity, the potential effects of such processes on rare or endangered species is virtually unknown and difficult to test. We use an unplanned fire, which burned ha[...]
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Brooke Maslo, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, AuteurConservation practitioners often rely on experience rather than scientific evidence when making management decisions. These experience-based measures can waste limited time and funding if the given conservation practice is ineffective. Unanalyze[...]
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Orin J. Robinson, Auteur ; Nina H. Fefferman, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, AuteurInvasive predators can have substantial effects on their native prey and often there is a need for rapid action to quell this impact. Conservation action is often employed on behalf of the native prey by means of predator removal or birth contro[...]
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Phillip Cassey, Auteur ; Tim M. Blackburn, Auteur ; Richard P. Duncan, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, AuteurIt has been previously suggested that the characteristics that are driving the taxonomic homogenisation of the global avifauna, through the extinction of native bird species and the establishment of exotic bird species, are opposite sides of the[...]
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Phillip Cassey, Auteur ; Julie L. Lockwood, Auteur ; Katherine H. Fenn, AuteurWildlife managers must find ways of detecting meaningful shifts in population size or extent if they are to effectively implement recovery programs for threatened and endangered species. This task is made difficult by the oft-flawed survey infor[...]
