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F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; N. Verwimp, Auteur ; A. A. Dhondt, AuteurDans Ardea (86(2) 1998)Ringing recoveries of European Kestrels from north-western Europe have shown that a very low proportion of this population is migratory, and that even large-distance movements can be attributed mainly to dispersal movements of young birds. Sever[...]![]()
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J. Aben, Auteur ; F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; K. W. Thijs, Auteur ; P. Pellikka, Auteur ; M. Siljander, Auteur ; L. Lens, Auteur ; E. Matthysen, AuteurPersistence of forest-dependent species in fragmented landscapes strongly relies on sufficient dispersal between patches, making it important to understand how animal movements are affected by the intervening matrix. Movements can be influenced [...]![]()
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A. A. Dhondt, Auteur ; F. Adriaensen, AuteurGreat Tits Parus major and Blue Tits Parus caeruleus compete for food and for cavities. By providing nest boxes with entrance holes small enough to exclude Great Tits, but allowing access to Blue Tits, either by themselves or in combination with[...]![]()
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F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, Auteur ; W. Plompen, Auteur ; G. Verheyen, AuteurMost of the species in the genus Foudia (Passeriformes, Ploceidae), endemic to the Malagasy region, are endangered and one is already extinct. We studied the distribution of the Forest Fody, Foudia eminentissima, algondae, on Mayotte (Comoros) d[...]![]()
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F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; M. Louette, Auteur ; J. Stevens, Auteur ; W. Plompen, Auteur ; G. Verheyen, AuteurOnce, every group of islands in the Malagasy region had its own species of Foudia (Passeriformes, Ploceidae), but in recent years things have changed profoundly. Except for the widespread Madagascar Fody F. madagascariences, most of the species [...]![]()
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L. A. Wauters, Auteur ; E. Matthysen, Auteur ; F. Adriaensen, Auteur ; G. Tosi, Auteur1. Social organization and dispersal of red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris L.) differ between sexes, and intrasexual competition is intense. Therefore, we predicted that demographic parameters should be gender-specific: that is density-dependent fa[...]



