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Alison Johnston, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Matt Strimas-Mackey, Auteur ; Tom Auer, Auteur ; Wesley M. Hochachka, Auteur ; Andrew N. Stillman, Auteur ; Courtney L. Davis, Auteur ; Viviana Ruiz-Gutiérrez, Auteur ; Adriaan M. Dokter, Auteur ; Eliot T. Miller, Auteur ; Orin Robinson, Auteur ; Shawn Ligocki, Auteur ; Lauren Oldham Jaromczyk, Auteur ; Cynthia Crowley, Auteur ; Christopher L. Wood, Auteur ; Daniel Fink, AuteurEfforts to address declines of North American birds have been constrained by limited availability of fine-scale information about population change. By using participatory science data from eBird, we estimated continental population change and r[...]
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Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Peter Arcese, Auteur ; Janis Sarra, Auteur ; John Tobin-de la Puente, Auteur ; Jeffrey Sayer, Auteur ; Frank Hawkins, Auteur ; Martin,Tara, Auteur ; Brodie Guy, Auteur ; Kelly Wachowicz, Auteur Fall 2020Global efforts to conserve biodiversity and maintain ecosystem services have shifted from a traditional emphasis on the establishment of protected areas to one that includes the design of conservation projects that deliver positive social, ecolo[...]
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Darin J. McNeil, Auteur ; Cameron J. Fiss, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Jeffery L. Larkin, Auteur
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Cameron J. Fiss, Auteur ; Darin J. McNeil, Auteur ; Fabiola Rodríguez, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Jeffery L. Larkin, Auteur
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Eric M. Wood, Auteur ; Sara Barker Swarthout, Auteur ; Wesley M. Hochachka, Auteur ; Ronald W. Rohrbaugh, Auteur ; Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurConventional surveys designed to monitor common and widespread species may fail to adequately track population changes of rare or patchily distributed species that are often of high conservation concern. We evaluated the performance of a new mon[...]
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Ruth E. Bennett, Auteur ; Sara Barker Swarthout, Auteur ; Jeffrey S. Bolsinger, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ; Ronald W. Rohrbaugh, AuteurDetailed knowledge of migratory connectivity can facilitate effective conservation of Neotropical migrants by helping biologists understand where and when populations may be most limited. We studied the migratory behavior and non-breeding distri[...]
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Gabriel J. Colorado, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur1. The relative contribution of deterministic and stochastic processes in the assembly of biotic communities is a central issue of controversy in community ecology. However, several studies have shown patterns of species segregation that are con[...]
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Jennifer R. Smith-Castro, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurThe presence of recreational trails can impact breeding birds either indirectly by altering habitat or the movement patterns of predators or directly if the presence of humans disturbs birds. We examined the behavioral responses of nesting femal[...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; James Sheehan, Auteur ; Petra Bohall Wood, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; David A. Buehler, Auteur ; Patrick D. Keyser, Auteur ; Jeffrey L. Larkin, Auteur ; Tiffany A. Beachy, Auteur ; Marja H. Bakermans, Auteur ; Than J. Boves, Auteur ; Andrea Evans, Auteur ; Gregory A. George, Auteur ; Molly E. McDermott, Auteur ; Kelly A. Perkins, Auteur ; Matthew B. White, Auteur ; T. Bently Wigley, AuteurPoint counts are commonly used to assess changes in bird abundance, including analytical approaches such as distance sampling that estimate density. Point-count methods have come under increasing scrutiny because effects of detection probability[...]
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Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Laura J. Kearns, Auteur ; Daniel P. Shustack, AuteurIn contrast to the well-documented changes in avian community structure in urbanizing areas, the demographic consequences of urbanization remain less understood. As such, we examined the extent to which an urbanizing landscape matrix affected av[...]
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Molly E. McDermott, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurIn the face of continued loss of Andean forests, shade agroforestry is a promising approach where agricultural production and conservation can co-occur to support environmental and socioeconomic needs. Agroforestry systems provide habitat for a [...]
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Sarah E. Lehnen, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurDispersal events can affect the distribution, abundance, population structure, and gene flow of animal populations, but little is known about long-distance movements due to the difficulty of tracking individuals across space. We documented the n[...]
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Brian L. Sullivan, Auteur ; Jocelyn L. Aycrigg, Auteur ; Jessie H. Barry, Auteur ; Rick E. Bonney, Auteur ; Nicholas Bruns, Auteur ; Caren B. Cooper, Auteur ; Theo Damoulas, Auteur ; Andre A. Dhondt, Auteur ; Tom Dietterich, Auteur ; Andrew Farnsworth, Auteur ; Daniel Fink, Auteur ; John W. Fitzpatrick, Auteur ; Thomas Fredericks, Auteur ; Jeff Gerbracht, Auteur ; Carla Gomes, Auteur ; Wesley M. Hochachka, Auteur ; Marshall J. Iliff, Auteur ; Carl Lagoze, Auteur ; Frank A. La Sorte, Auteur ; Matthew Merrifield, Auteur ; Will Morris, Auteur ; Tina B. Phillips, Auteur ; Mark Reynolds, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ; Nancy M. Trautmann, Auteur ; Andrea Wiggins, Auteur ; David W. Winkler, Auteur ; Weng-Keen Wong, Auteur ; Christopher L. Wood, Auteur ; Jun Yu, Auteur ; Steve Kelling, AuteurCitizen-science projects engage volunteers to gather or process data to address scientific questions. But citizen-science projects vary in their ability to contribute usefully for science, conservation, or public policy. eBird has evolved from a[...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; Tiffany-Ahren Beachy, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Carlos G. Rengifo, Auteur ; Ian J. Ausprey, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurBirds require additional resources for raising young, and the breeding currency hypothesis predicts that insectivorous species exploit large soft-bodied prey during the breeding season, but shift to small, likely hard-bodied, prey during the non[...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; Tiffany-Ahren Beachy, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Carlos G. Rengifo, Auteur ; Ian J. Ausprey, Auteur ; Paul G. Rodewald, AuteurShade coffee has been identified as an important habitat for Nearctic-Neotropical migrants during the non-breeding season, including species of conservation concern such as Cerulean Warblers (Setophaga cerulea). To better understand habitat feat[...]
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Bret M. Graves, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Scott D. Hull, Auteur
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Eric M. Wood, Auteur ; Sara E. Barker Swarthout, Auteur ; Wesley M. Hochachka, Auteur ; Jeffery L. Larkin, Auteur ; Ronald W. Rohrbaugh, Auteur ; Kenneth V. Rosenberg, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurHybridization or the interbreeding of genetically discrete populations or species can occur where ranges of genetically distinct units overlap. Golden-winged warblers Vermivora chrysoptera, a species that has been in steady decline for decades, [...]
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David L. Slager, Auteur ; Molly E. McDermott, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur
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Marja H. Bakermans, Auteur ; Andrew C. Vitz, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Carlos G. Rengifo, AuteurAlthough previous studies have demonstrated high use of shade coffee plantations by Neotropical migratory birds, we still have a poor understanding of the suitability of shade coffee plantations as habitat on the wintering grounds. We studied de[...]
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Daniel P. Shustack, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurLife history theory and empirical studies suggest that early breeding confers higher reproductive success, but the extent to which this advantage can be generalized to human-dominated systems and across species is less well understood. We studie[...]
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Felicity L. Newell, Auteur ; Aaron NK Haiman, Auteur ; Desirée L. Narango, Auteur ; Julie Means Elder, Auteur ; Linda Daily Leonhard, Auteur ; Jennifer Philhower-Gillen, Auteur ; Angela M. Johnson, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur
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Gabriel J. Colorado Zuluaga, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurAlthough a growing number of studies address how Neotropical birds respond to anthropogenic disturbance and deforestation, we continue to poorly understand responses of groups of interacting species, such as mixed-species flocks in the Andes. In[...]
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Samantha K. Stoklosa, Auteur ; Laura J. Kearns, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur
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High rates of brood parasitism are generally associated with agricultural landscapes, but recent evidence suggests that urbanization may also increase the likelihood of brood parasitism. I evaluated the extent to which brood parasitism by Brown-[...]
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Lionel F. V. Leston, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurMany studies have reported increased numbers of certain synanthropic species in urbanizing landscapes, but few have evaluated if urban habitats constitute ecological traps for these species. The Northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) was used[...]
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Andrew C. Vitz, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurUse of early successional habitat by mature forest birds during the postfledging period is well documented, but reasons for this habitat shift remain elusive. Although forest-breeding songbirds are primarily insectivorous during the nestling and[...]
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Todd M. Jones, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, Auteur ; Daniel P. Shustack, Auteur
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Laura J. Kearns, Auteur ; Amanda D. Rodewald, AuteurNest-site selection can be an important pre-emptive defense strategy for songbirds to reduce the risk of predation and is likely most effective when it incorporates both public and private information about predation. We examined the degree to w[...]
