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V. Penteriani, Auteur ; B. Faivre, Auteur ; B. Frochot, AuteurNest site selection may result from diverse agents that work on different spatial scales, and a multilevel analysis can offer a more realistic vision of the search image (proximate factors) and of the scale of nesting habitat selection by a spec[...]
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V. Penteriani, Auteur ; F. Sergio, Auteur ; M. D. Delgado, Auteur ; M. Gallardo, Auteur ; M. Ferrer, AuteurMany Studies have reported variation in bird diet composition related to spatial variation in habitat quality and landscape heterogeneity. Most diet analyses involve collection of food items at a sub-sample of available sites. Because individual[...]
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V. Penteriani, Auteur ; M. Gallardo, Auteur ; H. Cazassus, AuteurSurveys of vocalizing individuals are useful in detecting widely dispersed species that are hard to locate visually. We determined whether conspecific density affects spontaneous vocalizations of territorial Eagle Owls (Bubo bubo) and thus creat[...]
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V. Penteriani, Auteur ; M. Gallardo, Auteur ; P. Roche, Auteur ; H. Cazassus, AuteurDans Ardea (89(2) 2001)We analysed the breeding density of a Mediterranean Eagle Owl Bubo bubo population and the characteristics of the landscape surrounding the nest, in an attempt to identify the determinants of habitat preferences within a radius of 1000 m around [...]
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V. Penteriani, Auteur ; M. Ferrer, Auteur ; M. M. Delgado, AuteurOver the past 40 years, the study of animal populations has shifted from a relatively simple science that assumed the most crucial regulating mechanisms were the intrinsic properties of breeders, to a more complex and refined discipline that ref[...]
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V. Penteriani, AuteurI review Goshawk Accipiter gentilis nesting habitats in Europe and North America. The aims of this review are to (1) summarise the knowledge on Goshawk nesting habitats, (2) identify habitat features common to the Nearctic and Palearctic, and (3[...]
