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Ross Macleod, Auteur ; Sebastian K. Herzog, Auteur ; Aidan Maccormick, Auteur ; Steven R. Ewing, Auteur ; Rosalind Bryce, Auteur ; Karl L. Evans, AuteurEffective monitoring of biodiversity for conservation requires information on spatial and temporal variation in species' abundances. As conservation resources are limited, monitoring methods are required that enable rapid and cost effective data[...]
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Andreas Nord, Auteur ; Marina Lehmann, Auteur ; Ross Macleod, Auteur ; Dominic J. McCafferty, Auteur ; Ruedi G. Nager, Auteur ; Jan-Ake Nilsson, Auteur ; Barbara Helm, AuteurBody temperature (T-b) is a valuable parameter when assessing the physiological state of animals, but its widespread measurement is often constrained by methods that are invasive or require frequent recapture of animals. Alternatives based on au[...]
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Ross Macleod, Auteur ; Jacquie Clark, Auteur ; Will Cresswell, AuteurDans Ibis (150 AUG 2008)It is theoretically and empirically well established that body mass variation in small birds reflects a trade-off between starvation risk and predation risk. This occurs because carrying increased fat reserves reduces starvation risk but also re[...]
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Melvin Gastanaga, Auteur ; Ross Macleod, Auteur ; Bennett Hennessey, Auteur ; Joaquin Ugarte Nunez, Auteur ; Edevaly Puse, Auteur ; Anita Arrascue, Auteur ; Johana Hoyos, Auteur ; Willy Maldonado Chambi, Auteur ; Jimmy Vasquez, Auteur ; Gunar Engblom, AuteurDuring a period of 12 months in 2007 and 2008, a study of the parrot trade within Peru was carried out. In this study, 20 main wildlife markets were visited in eight cities in order to estimate the number of parrot species and individuals traded[...]
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Davina L. Hill, Auteur ; Hugo Aranibar-Rojas, Auteur ; Ross Macleod, AuteurThe Wattled Curassow (Crax globulosa) is a globally threatened species restricted to humid varzea forest (seasonally flooded forest along white-water rivers) in low-lying regions of Amazonia. The Wattled Curassow were thought to have been extirp[...]
