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pro vyhledávání: '"Samuel G. Roberts"'
Autor:
Samuel G. Roberts, David P. Thoma, Elizabeth L. Tymkiw, Zachary S. Ladin, Dustin W. Perkins, W. Gregory Shriver
Publikováno v:
Ornithology. 138
Aridland breeding bird communities of the United States are among the most vulnerable to drought, with many species showing significant population declines associated with decreasing precipitation and increasing temperature. Individual breeding bird
Autor:
Rebecca A. Longenecker, Paul M. Castelli, W. Gregory Shriver, Samuel G. Roberts, Chris S. Elphick, Brian J. Olsen, Jacob L. Bowman
Publikováno v:
Wetlands. 38:565-575
Hurricane Sandy made landfall in the USA on October 29, 2012 and had devastating impacts on human-dominated landscapes in the mid-Atlantic and New England states, but its effects on tidal marsh habitats remain largely undescribed. We evaluated the sh
Autor:
Jonathan B. Cohen, Laura Garey, Alison R. Kocek, Thomas P. Hodgman, Chris S. Elphick, Rebecca A. Longenecker, Jennifer Walsh, Emma Shelly, Christopher R. Field, Erin King, Samuel G. Roberts, Kathleen M. O'Brien, Brian J. Olsen, W. Gregory Shriver, Nancy Pau, Bri Benvenuti, Katharine J. Ruskin, Alyssa C. Borowske, Adrienne I. Kovach
Publikováno v:
Ecography. 41:971-981
Demographic rates are rarely estimated over an entire species range, limiting empirical tests of ecological patterns and theories, and raising questions about the representativeness of studies that use data from a small part of a range. The uncertain
Autor:
Katharine J. Ruskin, W. Gregory Shriver, Rebecca A. Longenecker, Chris S. Elphick, Matthew A. Etterson, Samuel G. Roberts, Brian J. Olsen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Field Ornithology. 88:115-131
As saltmarsh habitat continues to disappear, understanding the factors that influence the population dynamics of saltmarsh breeding birds is an important step in the conservation of these declining species. Using 5 yrs (2011–2015) of demographic da
Autor:
Chris S. Elphick, Samuel G. Roberts, Brian J. Olsen, Rebecca A. Longenecker, Matthew A. Etterson, W. Gregory Shriver
Publikováno v:
The Condor. 121
Globally limited to 45,000 km2, salt marshes and their endemic species are threatened by numerous anthropogenic influences, including sea-level rise and predator pressure on survival and nesting success. Along the Atlantic coast of North America, Sea