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Anita M. Glover, Auteur ; John D. Altringham, AuteurCaves are an important resource to a large proportion of temperate bat species, primarily as mating and hibernation sites. However, information on bat use exists for only a small fraction of caves in many parts of the temperate world, in part be[...]
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Claire F. R. Wordley, Auteur ; Mahesh Sankaran, Auteur ; Divya Mudappa, Auteur ; John D. Altringham, AuteurTo conserve biodiversity it is imperative that we understand how different species respond to land use change, and determine the scales at which habitat changes affect species' persistence. We used habitat suitability models (HSMs) at spatial sc[...]
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Ute Bradter, Auteur ; Tim J. Thom, Auteur ; John D. Altringham, Auteur ; William E. Kunin, Auteur ; Tim G. Benton, Auteur1. High-resolution vegetation maps are a valuable resource for conservation, land management and research. In Great Britain, the National Vegetation Classification (NVC) is widely used to describe vegetation communities. NVC maps are typically p[...]
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Eleni Papadatou, Auteur ; Roger K. Butlin, Auteur ; Roger Pradel, Auteur ; John D. Altringham, AuteurThe roosts of many IUCN-listed cave-roosting bat species are under threat from tourist development in SE Europe and other regions of the world. Much-needed conservation strategies require, among other information, an understanding of their roost[...]
