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R. H. Clarke, Auteur ; D. L. Oliver, Auteur ; R. L. Boulton, Auteur ; P. Cassey, Auteur ; M. F. Clarke, Auteur
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D. P. Armstrong, Auteur ; P. Cassey, AuteurConservation biologists need to be able to estimate reliably the effects of inbreeding on survival, and need to be able to do so with a range of different data types. Kalinowski and Hedrick described a non-linear maximum likelihood estimation pr[...]
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T. M. Blackburn, Auteur ; P. Cassey, AuteurKnowledge of the causes of success or failure in introductions may provide information to help improve the chances that re-introductions succeed. However, the utility of this information will be influenced by the comparability of sets of introdu[...]
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P. Cassey, Auteur ; T. M. Blackburn, Auteur ; R. P. Duncan, Auteur ; J. L. Lockwood, Auteur1. The establishment of species outside their natural geographical ranges is an important driver of changes in global biodiversity. This creates an imperative to understand why some species are more successful than others at establishing viable [...]
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R. L. Boulton, Auteur ; P. Cassey, Auteur ; C. Schipper, Auteur ; M. F. Clarke, AuteurWhen choosing subsequent nest sites, species that produce Multiple broods in a single breeding season have the option of dispersing from a site where they previously suffered depredation, i.e., a predator-avoidance tactic. In our study on yellow[...]
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A. P. Moller, Auteur ; P. Cassey, Auteur1. The introduction of animals to novel environments has been used as a model system for investigating the factors affecting small populations during their initial period of establishment. Previous studies of introduction success in birds have i[...]
