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Modeling Habitat Requirements of Leopard (Panthera pardus) Using Genetic Algorithm in Golestan National Park
... their habitat requirements is important for their conservation and for stability of the interacting wildlife ...major habitat loss, so protection of the leopards’ habitats is regarded as very ...
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Habitat requirements and ecological niche of two cryptic amphipod species at landscape and local scales
... in habitat requirements among difficult- to- identify taxa present a challenge for biodiversity and ecosystem ...of habitat diversity and environmental ...
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Population trends, habitat requirements and conservation recommendations for an endangered marsupial, the northern bettong (Bettongia tropica)
... Mammals may use different habitats for foraging and nesting (Killeen et al. 2014). Some mammals use nests to rest, shelter from harsh environmental conditions, avoid predators and/or raise young (Korb 2008; Cudworth ...
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Habitat requirements of the golden-cheeked warbler: Management implications.
... Nesting Habitat Requirements of the Golden-cheeked Warbler Golden-cheeks are indeed obligatively dependent on Ashe juniper for nesting materials, but scrub-oak, parti[r] ...
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European badger habitat requirements in the Netherlands – combining ecological niche models with neighbourhood analysis
... varying habitat requirements with respect to the landscape features it inhabits (Piza-Roca et ...badger habitat requirements generally consist of a combination of earthworm-rich grassland, ...
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Diet and Habitat Requirements of the Philippine Endemic Frugivorous Monitor Lizard Varanus bitatawa
... by habitat loss, the Philippines is also highlighted as a ‘hyper hotspot’ and a conservation priority (Myers et ...and habitat requirements of ...
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Birds and forest management : habitat requirements for Australian birds, and some implications of conversion of eucalypt to pine forest
... version of dry sclerophyll forest communities to pure stands of radiata pine can be accompanied by important changes in soil pro perties and although the Al horizon proved to be the most suscep tible, alteration also ...
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Effects of land use on wild bee functional diversity
... changes as distance increases. We found that over half of recorded bee species were distance specific and that distance specificity is a product of bee nesting biology. As distance from the forest edge increases, ground ...
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Developing a habitat suitability model for the spotted turtle using a hybrid-deductive approach
... GIS-based habitat suitability model for the spotted turtle that incorporates multiple ...GIS habitat parameters to create restriction factors on digital ...potential habitat locations can then be ...
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Ecology of the threatened herb Brunonia australis in Tasmania
... Five main areas of investigation were undertaken: 1 Known populations were surveyed to validate conservation status and determine habitat requirements, 2 Reproductive characteristics wer[r] ...
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A Tribute to Rudolph Frank Stocek, 1937–2018
... Accordingly, Rudy was contracted by the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources to undertake regular Bald Eagle surveys in New Brunswick. This was not Rudy’s first foray into rap- tor research. In 1973 Rudy had ...
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Spatial ecology and multi-scale habitat selection by Western Painted Turtles ( Chrysemys picta bellii ) in an urban area
... are habitat generalists, able to adapt to their surround- ing environment (Browne and Hecnar 2007) and are fairly tolerant of polluted waters (Ernst and Lovich ...to habitat and space use ...therefore ...
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... Long term monitoring of this species is required to determine its arrival and departure dates, stopover areas, migration routes and habitat requirements in and around the state[r] ...
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Home range of the Huon tree kangaroo, Dendrolagus matschiei, in cloud forest on the Huon peninsula, Papua New Guinea
... This study provides the first information on the movements and home range size of any New Guinean tree kangaroo species, substantially expanding our understanding that has previously been restricted to a few studies of ...
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Habitat protection for sensitive species: Balancing species requirements and human constraints using bioindicators as examples
... of habitat requirements, include Chinook sal- mon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens), northern pine snake (Pituophis ...protecting habitat for species of special ...
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Habitat Suitability analysis for Chital (Axis axis) using Geo-spatial Technology of Panna National Park (M.P.) India.
... a habitat suitability index ...determining habitat quality [Schamberger et ...available habitat for animal species [Johnson, ...of Habitat modeling are predicting distribution of wildlife ...
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Habitat Selection by Large Mammals in South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
... percent habitat preference and Affinity In- dex ...and habitat selection of the species [17] appeared to be influenced by food quality, and this study showed that impala were mostly distributed in grass ...
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Effect of fragmentation, habitat loss and within-patch habitat characteristics on ant assemblages in semi-arid woodlands of eastern Australia.
... seven habitat variables representing annual rain- fall, soil properties, vegetation attributes and patch disturbance (Table 1). Percentage soil clay content was assessed from the soil particle size distribution, ...
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... Besides, habitat types of the park were identified based on the vegetation classification of the country (Yalden & Largen 1992) and five habitat types (Image 1), namely, natural forest, bushland, ...
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European Broad Scale Seabed Habitat Maps Support Implementation of Ecosystem Based Management
... benthic habitat maps have partly been discounted in national, regional and pan-European assessments of the state of the sea and will greatly support the future 2018 MSFD ...
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