The atlas of southern African birds

By R. Dowsett, F. Dowsett-Lemaire. 2001

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Improving species distribution models: the value of data on abundance (2014, background): “This may either be an index of abun- dance, for example based on frequency of reporting rates (Harrison & Cherry 1997), or an estimate of true population*Correspondence author: E-mail: christine.howard@durham.ac.uk © 2014 The Authors.”
Large-scale bird-movement patterns evident in eastern Australian atlas data (2002, methodology): “These two movement studies were precursors to the detailed analysis of temporal changes in species’ distributions in the ‘Atlas of Southern African Birds’ (Harrison 1995).”
Climate change vulnerability assessment of species (2018, background): “Some datasets provide data from which detection probability can be estimated (e.g., Southern African Bird Atlas Project, Harrison et al., 1997; Breeding Bird Surveys, Massimino et al., 2017) or on areas where the species was sought and not found (e.g., European Bird Census Council Atlas, Hagemeijer…”
Resilient forest faunal communities in South Africa: a legacy of palaeoclimatic change and extinction filtering? (2007, methodology): “…by local experts (birds: D. N. Johnson, G. L. Maclean; mammals: P. B. Taylor; frogs: O. Bourquin, M. Cunningham), and assignments were verified from the literature (Skinner & Smithers, 1990; Passmore & Carruthers, 1995; Harrison et al., 1997; Parker, 1999; Carruthers, 2001; Minter et al., 2004).”
Roberts Birds of Southern Africa, 7th ed (2007, background): “The maps, updated from Harrison et al. (1997), have been expanded to include Mozambique north to the Zambezi River and ranges of subspecies.”