Titlebook: Avian Ecology in Latin American Cityscapes; Ian MacGregor-Fors,Juan F. Escobar-Ibáñez Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017

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The Effect of Earthquake Source,y, vegetation traits, management, and human activities. Our review shows that there is a pressing need for studies that consider ‘gray’ comparison baselines when assessing the effect of urbanization on birds. Also, studies need to focus on the ‘gray’ matrix in which urban greenspaces are embedded, a

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The Effect of Earthquake Source,udies assessing for the role of behavioral responses to urbanization that explicitly consider their effect on population dynamics are lacking worldwide, despite their importance for fully understanding the differential fate of species having to live in an increasingly built-up planet. Our review all

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Who Is Who in the City? Bird Species Richness and Composition in Urban Latin America,ms, and main findings. We found notable similarities and differences between patterns described in studies from across the globe and from those described in previous literature reviews focused on Latin American studies. Some of the most recent publications support previously identified patterns, pro

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Flocking the City: Avian Demography and Population Dynamics in Urban Latin America,t predation, predation by domestic cats and dogs). Future studies will importantly add to our knowledge of urban bird ecology in Latin America by continuing to quantify bird numbers and assess demography patterns, as well as identifying the factors that mold them. Birds, as highly informative and ch

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