THE INFLUENCE OF HABITAT QUALITY ON DISPERSAL, DEMOGRAPHY, AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF VOLES

By Y. Lin, G. O. Batzli. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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PHILOPATRY IN PRAIRIE VOLES: AN EVALUATION OF THE HABITAT SATURATION HYPOTHESIS (2008, background): “Variation in the amount of cover among enclosures could influence the fitness of individuals within those enclosures because prairie vole survival and reproduction is positively correlated with the amount of cover available ( Lin and Batzli 2001 ).”
An experimental test of the ideal despotic distribution (2002, background): “In particular, few studies have investigated the fitness consequences of the ideal despotic distribution (but see Andren 1990; Lin & Batzli 2001).”
Small mammal abundance in Mediterranean post-fire habitats: a role for predators? (2004, background): “The abundance and species richness of small mammals that a given habitat can maintain depends on microhabitat features which provide food and shelter against predators (see Lin and Batzli, 2001 and references therein).”
On the evolutionary ecology of species' ranges (2003, background): “This pattern of ‘balanced dispersal’ has been observed in a number of detailed field studies of vertebrate movements, including migratory songbirds (Doncaster et al., 1997) and oldfield rodents (Diffendorfer, 1998; Lin and Batzli, 2001).”
Long-term movement patterns and trophic ecology of blacktip reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) at Palmyra Atoll (2010, background): “…it is expected that animals will regulate home range size, and residence times within habitats; dependent on feeding strategies, habitat quality, and levels of intra and inter specific competition; potentially over small spatial scales (e.g. Gittleman and Harvey, 1981, Lin and Batzli, 2001).”
Facilitating the evolution of resistance to avian malaria in Hawaiian birds (2006, background): “In doing so, I assumed that dispersal is density dependent (Lin and Batzli, 2001; Gaggiotti et al., 2002; Rhainds et al., 2002) and that dispersing individuals were not part of the local population.”
Cattle grazing, raptor abundance and small mammal communities in Mediterranean grasslands (2007, unknown): “…Dı́az, & Cano, 1989; Cody, 1985; Eccard, Walther, & Milton, 2000; Elmes & Wardlaw, 1982; Gibson, Brown, Losito, & McGavin, 1992; Keesing, 1998; Lin & Batzli, 2001; López, Acosta, & Serrano, 1993; Milchunas, Lauenroth, & Burke, 1998; Wiens, 1973; Zorrilla, Serrano, Casado, Acosta, & Pineda,…”