European Bird Populations: Estimates and Trends
By M. Heath, Carolien Borggreve, N. Peet. 2001
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- Using birds as indicators of biodiversity (2003, unknown): “For a few species, it was necessary to convert into pairs the unit in which population size was reported (e.g. adults or individuals), following Heath et al. (2000).”
- On threats analysis approach applied to a Mediterranean remnant wetland: Is the assessment of human-induced threats related to different level of expertise of respondents? (2008, background): “Local fauna includes 168 birds (Battisti et al. 2006; Battisti and Sorace 2006; many of them being of considerable conservation concern; sensu ‘‘Birds’’ Directive 79/409/CEE; Tucker and Heath 1994; Heath et al. 2000; BirdLife International 2004), 7 fishes (Celauro 2006), 18 amphibians and reptiles (”