THE EFFECTS OF PREY AVAILABILITY ON THE NUMERICAL RESPONSE OF WADING BIRDS

By D. Gawlik. 2002

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Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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• RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MERCURY CONCENTRATIONS, HORMONES, AND NESTING EFFORT OF WHITE IBISES (EUDOCIMUS ALBUS) IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES (2005, background): “Abandonment usually occurs a er rain causes water levels to rise, prey become less concentrated (Frederick and Collopy 1989, Gawlik 2002), and food availability decreases (Gawlik 2002).”
• Population dynamics of wetland fishes: spatio-temporal patterns synchronized by hydrological disturbance? (2005, background): “2002) and predation (Loftus & Eklund 1994; Taylor, Trexler & Loftus 2001; Gawlick 2002; Kobza et al. 2004) also shape patterns of fish density in the Everglades, although hydrological disturbance appears to have the strongest effect on most fish species over much of the landscape.”