Predation risk landscape modifies flying and red squirrel nest site occupancy independently of habitat amount

Predators can also have nonconsump- tive risk effects that changes the rate of plant consumption by herbivores, and hence the flux rate of elements into the herbivore trophic

Paradoxically, despite their reduced presence, the con- tribution of aquatic hyphomycetes to leaf litter decomposition in the hyporheic zone of streams may exceed that in the

Age-0 juvenile cod were subjected to highest preda- tion risk in smallest patches when predator density was uniform across all patch sizes.. Fragmented habitat patches are

Here we used passive acoustic telemetry to deter- mine (1) residency patterns (i.e. time period spent at site) of individual manta rays at the LEI aggregation site, (2) the

These insights on the behaviors of real economic agents under imperfect and asymmetric infor- mation can be useful to design more efficient policies, not only regarding energy

Do species population parameters and landscape characteristics affect the relationship between local population abundance and surrounding habitat amount?... Version postprint

Based on an explo- ration of the published literature and unpublished reports and databases, we identify knowledge gaps plaguing the European habitat conservation policy.. We

We then considered a continuous-time and -space model of dispersal. The environment is a L L square with absorbing boundaries, where N identical and non- overlapping circular