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Stephanie M. Schmidt, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Joshua M. Osborn, Auteur ; Auriel M. V. Fournier, Auteur
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Long-term occurrence of Chuck-will's-widow (Antrostomus carolinensis) beyond contemporary IUCN range
Elaine Metz, Auteur ; Brent S. Pease, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Tara A. Beveroth, Auteur ; Terry Esker, Auteur ; Kevin Sierzega, Auteur ; Michael P. Ward, Auteur
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Loren Merrill, Auteur ; Stephen A. Tyndel, Auteur ; Michael P. Ward, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Jinelle H. Sperry, AuteurResearchers and managers have used the tendency of some species of birds to settle near conspecifics (i.e., conspecific attraction) to help establish or reestablish species of conservation concern in targeted habitats. However, most studies of c[...]
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Nicholas M. Anich, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; John A. Gerwin, Auteur ; Neil A. Chartier, Auteur ; Bryan M. Reiley, Auteur ; Jeremy L. Everitts, Auteur ; James C. Bednarz, Auteur ; Sharna F. Tolfree, AuteurUnderstanding natal dispersal and rates of philopatry can help provide minimum estimates of juvenile survival, a vital demographic parameter for which little information is available. However, despite the large number of hatch-year migratory bir[...]
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Frank R. Moore, Auteur ; Kristen M. Covino, Auteur ; William B. Lewis, Auteur ; Theodore J. Zenzal, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, AuteurMigrants are generally assumed to minimize their overall migration time by adjusting their departure fuel loads (DFL) in relation to anticipated and experienced fuel deposition rates (FDRs). We utilized a 21-yr long migration banding station dat[...]
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Nicholas M. Anich, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; James C. Bednarz, AuteurAlthough radio telemetry can provide useful information, the possible negative effects of transmitters, including biased results and detrimental effects on the birds, must also be considered. Several investigators have examined the effects of tr[...]
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Sara Pappas, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; James C. Bednarz, Auteur
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Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Jeremy D. Brown, Auteur ; Nicholas M. Anich, Auteur ; James C. Bednarz, AuteurEstimating habitat availability at large spatial scales is critical for identifying conservation and management priorities for birds. Given the effects of patch size on habitat selection and productivity of many bird species, large-scale approac[...]
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Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Jeremy D. Brown, Auteur ; James C. Bednarz, AuteurP>1. Nest predation negatively affects most avian populations. Studies of nest predation usually group all nest failures when attempting to determine temporal and parental activities, habitat or landscape predictors of success. Often these studi[...]
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Mark G. Alessi, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Michael P. Ward, Auteur
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Brett A. DeGregorio, Auteur ; Scott J. Chiavacci, Auteur ; Patrick J. Weatherhead, Auteur ; John D. Willson, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Jinelle H. Sperry, AuteurPredation is the leading cause of nest failure for most birds. Thus, for ornithologists interested in the causes and consequences of variation in nest success, knowing the identity and understanding the behavior of dominant nest predators is lik[...]
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Jordan Jessop, Auteur ; Greg Spyreas, Auteur ; Geoffrey E. Pociask, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Michael P. Ward, Auteur ; Angela D. Kent, Auteur ; Jeffrey W. Matthews, AuteurLand management decisions frequently involve choices that reflect tradeoffs among ecosystem services. These tradeoffs are not always apparent, and land managers unknowingly may make decisions that diminish the value of some services while enhanc[...]
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Todd M. Jones, Auteur ; Michael P. Ward, Auteur ; Thomas J. Benson, Auteur ; Jeffrey D. Brawn, AuteurPhenotypic traits developed in one life-history stage can carryover and affect survival in subsequent stages. For songbirds, carryover effects from the pre- to post-fledging period may be crucial for survival but are poorly understood. We assess[...]
