[PDF][PDF] Habitat associations of the critically endangered São Tomé Fiscal Lanius newtoni: comparing standard and playback-confirmed point counts
Afr. J. Ecol, 2018•researchgate.net
The island of Sao Tomé, in the Gulf of Guinea, is an endemism hotspot of global
conservation significance (Buchanan, Donald, & Butchart, 2011), with the highest number of
endemic bird species for an island of its size (Melo, 2007). It hosts 17 single-island
endemics, nine of which are considered threatened, including three critically endangered
species (BirdLife International 2014): Dwarf Olive Ibis (Bostrychia bocagei), Sao Tomé
Grosbeak (Neospiza concolor) and Sao Tomé Fiscal
conservation significance (Buchanan, Donald, & Butchart, 2011), with the highest number of
endemic bird species for an island of its size (Melo, 2007). It hosts 17 single-island
endemics, nine of which are considered threatened, including three critically endangered
species (BirdLife International 2014): Dwarf Olive Ibis (Bostrychia bocagei), Sao Tomé
Grosbeak (Neospiza concolor) and Sao Tomé Fiscal
The island of Sao Tomé, in the Gulf of Guinea, is an endemism hotspot of global conservation significance (Buchanan, Donald, & Butchart, 2011), with the highest number of endemic bird species for an island of its size (Melo, 2007). It hosts 17 single-island endemics, nine of which are considered threatened, including three critically endangered species (BirdLife International 2014): Dwarf Olive Ibis (Bostrychia bocagei), Sao Tomé Grosbeak (Neospiza concolor) and Sao Tomé Fiscal
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