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Maya Wilson, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, AuteurBird populations, especially on islands, have declined or gone extinct due to overhunting, habitat loss and fragmentation, and adverse effects of the introduction of non-native species. Bahama Swallows (Tachycineta cyaneoviridis), endangered sec[...]
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Julia T. Vilstrup, Auteur ; Thomas D. Mullins, Auteur ; Mark P. Miller, Auteur ; Will McDearman, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, Auteur ; Susan M. Haig, Auteur
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Matthew Johnson, Auteur ; Daniel R. Ruthrauff, Auteur ; Brian J. McCaffery, Auteur ; Susan M. Haig, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, Auteur
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Lori A. Blanc, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, AuteurThe complexities of ecological systems are often portrayed visually through the use of networks, and a number of techniques have been developed to quantify network properties in useful ways. Cavity-nesting communities may be particularly well su[...]
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Hugh A. Ford, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, Auteur ; Caren B. Cooper, Auteur ; Stephen J. S. Debus, Auteur ; Veronica A. J. Doerr, AuteurThe loss, fragmentation and degradation of native vegetation are major causes of loss of biodiversity globally. Extinction debt is the term used to describe the ongoing loss of species from fragmented landscapes long after the original loss and [...]
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Ann E. McKellar, Auteur ; Dylan C. Kesler, Auteur ; Robert J. Mitchell, Auteur ; David K. Delaney, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, AuteurModels are important tools for conservation, but the usefulness of any given model for decision-making depends on its accuracy and precision. Few models designed for conservation purposes are validated with real-world data, and such models are e[...]
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Karin Schiegg, Auteur ; Susan J. Daniels, Auteur ; Jeffrey R. Walters, Auteur ; Jeffery A. Priddy, Auteur ; Gilberto Pasinelli, AuteurInbreeding depression constitutes a significant threat to the viability of small populations. In addition to small size and isolation of populations, short distance dispersal may elevate risk of inbreeding, but empirical evidence is scarce. Inbr[...]
