TUNDRA PLOVERS: THE EURASIAN, PACIFIC AND AMERICAN GOLDEN PLOVERS AND GREY PLOVER

By Jane Turpie. 2001

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Subfields: Sociology and Political Science

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• Bird communities as bioindicators: the focal species concept in agricultural landscapes. (2006, background): “Other studies (Tucker and Heath, 1994; Lefranc, 1995; Faivre and Ferry, 1997; Jarry, 1997) have shown that the focal species we analysed are strongly associated with environments characterized by the groups we found.”
• Ecologically justified charisma: preservation of top predators delivers biodiversity conservation (2006, background): “…the total numbers of all species; (ii) the numbers of avian species classified as vulnerable (Species of European Conservation Concern (SPEC) 1–4; Tucker & Heath 1994); (iii) the Shannon–Wiener diversity index (Krebs 1998) calculated on all species; and (iv) the Shannon–Wiener diversity index…”