1. The distribution of individuals among habitats and their relative success in those habitats can have important consequences for population dynamics. To examine these processes for …
R Reijnen, R Foppen - Journal of Applied ecology, 1994 - JSTOR
1. This study investigated the effect of a highway with dense traffic on the quality of adjacent habitats for the willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus. 2. In the zone of 0-200 m from the …
Rates of reproduction and mortality undoubtedly vary across the ranges of most species. Local demographic 'sources', where reproduction exceeds mortality, may subsidize non …
Small and isolated populations are usually assumed to be at a high risk of extinction due to environmental or demographic stochasticity, genetic problems, or too little immigration. In …
We examined the reproductive success and long—term population dynamics of Neotropical migrant birds in the fragmented landscapes of Illinois. Our primary objective was to assess …
Wood warblers (Parulinae) are in large part responsible for leading me to a career in biology and then shaping the directions I would later pursue. Like many bird-watchers who grew up …
Cowbirds of the genus Molothrus are brood parasites that lay their eggs in the nests of other (host) species. Because many hosts raise cowbird young instead of their own, brood …
Breeding habitats for birds in deciduous forests of the eastern and central United States are becoming increasingly fragmented by human activities. Avian communities in small, isolated …
This paper highlights key concepts of landscape ecology important to the research, conservation and management of neotropical migratory birds. A review is given of empirical …