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Charles B. van Rees, Auteur ; Bryn Webber, Auteur ; Lindsey Nietmann, Auteur ; Aaron J. Works, Auteur ; Bruce Dugger, Auteur ; J. Michael Reed, Auteur
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Emma M. Sass, Auteur ; Jennifer L. Mortensen, Auteur ; J. Michael Reed, AuteurSummary Habitat suitability models can guide species conservation by identifying correlates of occurrence and predicting where species are likely to occur. We created habitat suitability models for the White-breasted Thrasher Ramphocinclus brach[...]
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Christine R. Lattin, Auteur ; J. Michael Reed, Auteur ; David W. DesRochers, Auteur ; L. Michael Romero, AuteurThe newly described technique of extracting corticosterone (CORT) from bird feathers may serve as a less invasive, more integrated measure of a bird's stress response. Previous work indicated that elevated plasma CORT resulted in poorer quality [...]
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Chris S. Elphick, Auteur ; David L. Roberts, Auteur ; J. Michael Reed, AuteurSeries of sighting records - the years in which a species has been recorded - can be used to infer whether species have gone extinct, and when extinctions occurred. We compiled sighting records for 52 rare bird species, subspecies, and distinct [...]
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David W. DesRochers, Auteur ; Hugo K. W. Gee, Auteur ; J. Michael Reed, AuteurAccurate population surveys are critical for effective management of species of conservation concern. Traditional visual and aural surveys are ineffective for behaviorally cryptic species such as rails, but incorporating call-broadcast into surv[...]
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J. Michael Reed, Auteur ; Nina Fefferman, Auteur ; Roy C. Averill-Murray, AuteurSensitivity analyses of population growth in desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) have shown no consensus on the limiting vital rate. More importantly, the most sensitive vital rate might not be the most readily manipulated by management, so it [...]
