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Arnaud Béchet ; J.F. Giroux ; G. Gauthier ; Marc Belisle 2010Condor 112 p294-303
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G. Gauthier ; J.F. Giroux ; A. Reed ; Arnaud Béchet ; L. Belanger 2005Glob Change Biol 11 p856-868
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Arnaud Béchet ; J.F. Giroux ; G. Gauthier 2004J Appl Ecol 41 p689-700
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Arnaud Béchet ; A. Reed ; N. Plante ; J.F. Giroux ; G. Gauthier 2004J Wildlife Manage 68 p639-649
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M. Feret ; G. Gauthier ; Arnaud Béchet ; J.F. Giroux ; K.A. Hobson 2003J Wildlife Manage 67 p796-807
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Arnaud Béchet ; J.F. Giroux ; G. Gauthier ; J.D. Nichols ; J.E. Hines 2003J Appl Ecol 40 p553-564
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J. Bety, Auteur ; G. Gauthier, AuteurWe assessed the effect of nest visits by researchers oil the activity of nest predators and predation rate of eggs in a High Arctic Greater Snow Goose (Chen caerulescens atlantica) colony. The study was conducted in years of moderate (1996) and [...]
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J.-F. Therrien, Auteur ; G. Gauthier, Auteur ; D. Pinaud, Auteur ; J. Bety, AuteurMobility and irruptive movements have been proposed as mechanisms that could allow some diet specialists to inhabit and breed in environments with highly unpredictable resources, like the arctic tundra. The snowy owl, one of the main avian preda[...]
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N. Lecomte, Auteur ; G. Gauthier, Auteur ; L. Bernatchez, Auteur ; J. F. Giroux, AuteurDevelopment of minimally invasive techniques to collect blood in free-living birds is desirable for both ethical and conservation reasons. We describe a new, simple technique for collecting blood samples from waterfowl eggs that involves recover[...]
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D. Lepage, Auteur ; A. Desrochers, Auteur ; G. Gauthier, AuteurLate-nesting birds frequently have a lower reproductive success than early-nesting ones. This could be a consequence of seasonal variations in environmental conditions or because Bate-nesting parents an of lower quality than early-nesting ones. [...]
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S. Menu, Auteur ; G. Gauthier, Auteur ; A. Reed, AuteurWe studied survival immediately after banding of Greater Snow Geese (Chen caerulescens atlantica) captured in mass banding drives on Bylot Island (Nunavut, Canada) during the late brood-rearing period. Shortly after release, the banding sites an[...]
