Titlebook: Landscape Ecology of Small Mammals; Gary W. Barrett,John D. Peles Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 ecological princ

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EMS Studies at the Individual, Patch, and Landscape Scale: Designing Landscapes to Measure Scale-Spee local, metapopulation, and regional scales has become a goal of landscape ecology (Forman and Godron 1986, Turner 1989, Noss 1991, Wiens 1995). Hence, despite the original intent of landscape ecology to be holistic (Forman and Godron 1986, Pickett and Cadenasso 1995), predictions about landscape-l

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Effects of Vegetation Type and Adjacent Agricultural Matrix on Fencerow Use by Small Mammals: A Nonmemonstrated, wooded corridors or fencerows are also thought to provide dispersal routes for organisms moving between patches of remnant forest, thus contributing to the recolonization and/or rescue of local populations (Wegner and Merriam 1979, Fahrig and Merriam 1985, Johnson and Adkinsson 1985, Me

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. Auflage sind Ergänzungen zur Fabrikorganisation, zum Energiefluss sowie zu den Kühlschmierstoffsystemen..Die Zielgruppen.Dieses Buch wendet sich an Technologische Projektanten, Fabrikplaner, Architekten, Investitionsbewerter, Technologen, Werkplaner u.ä. Berufsgruppen, die in der For978-3-662-55551-4

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Small Mammal Ecology: A Landscape Perspectiveon of the visual perspective for centuries. For example, in one of the older shrines at Catal Hüyük (presently in the country of Turkey), a painting was uncovered that has been interpreted as pure landscape (de la Croix and Tansley 1986). According to C-14 dating, it was painted soon after 6200 B.C.

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Behavioral Model Systems is a major concern in conservation biology and landscape ecology (Harris 1984, Wiens et al. 1993, Lidicker 1995, Hanski and Gilpin 1997). Much of our understanding of how habitat loss and fragmentation affect native populations is through retrospection, speculation, or modeling rather than by direc

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Influence of Landscape Structure on Movement Patterns of Small Mammalsgiven to the structure of the surrounding landscape (Lidicker 1995). Research focused only at the scale of individual patches has resulted in an incomplete knowledge regarding the patterns of movement in small mammals. Although a large body of literature exists concerning movements of small mammals,

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Patterns and Impacts of Movements at Different Scales in Small Mammals. All organisms exist in spatially heterogeneous environments and movement through these mosaics clearly has impacts on individual fitness (Fretwell and Lucas 1970, Morris 1992), population demography (Pulliam 1988, Hanski and Gilpin 1991, Pulliam and Danielson 1991) and community structure (Connell

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Habitat Selection in Geographically Complex Landscapessitional characteristics of landscapes (Dunning et al. 1992, Morris and Brown 1992). However, the goal is to understand why populations, enumerated across large spatial scales, frequently are not equivalent to the sum of the productivities of the component patches of usable habitat across that same