Citations Flashcards
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Trophic cascade YouTube
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Sustainable Human, 2014
2
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Bushmeat trade tropic cascade
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Petrozzi et al, 2016
3
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Shifting baseline syndrome in fisheries
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Pauly, 1995
4
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Species distribution models
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Elith and Leathwick, 2009
5
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Anti predator behaviour (wolves and elk) - pro cascade
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Middleton et al, 2013
6
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Status and ecological effect of worlds largest carnivores - pro cascade
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Ripple et al, 2014
7
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Area and edge effects (pollinators, seeds and decomposition)
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Didham et al, 1996
8
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Species expand northwards in uk
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Hickling et al, 2006
9
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Effects on species phenology from climate change
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Parmesan and Yohe, 2003
10
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Tropic mismatch in long distance migratory birds
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Both et al, 2006
11
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Climate change effects on trees etc.
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Briffa et al, 1998
12
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Large scale deforestation experiment
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Ferraz et al, 2007
13
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Biological consequences of global warming
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Hughes 2000
14
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Anti trophic cascades in Yellowstone
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Kauffman et al 2010
15
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Anti trophic cascades in Yellowstone - riparian
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Marshall, Hobbs and Cooper 2013
16
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Pop ecology first principles - age structure pop and non age structure pop
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Vandemeer and Goldberg 2003
17
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Scramble competition
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Hassel 1975
Nicholson 1954
18
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Paradox of plankton
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Hutchinson 1961
19
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Mites and predators
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Huffaker 1958
20
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Lesser kestrel philopatry
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Catry et al 2010
21
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Tropical bird dispersal
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Moore et al 2008
22
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Dispersal polymorphism in bush crickets - changes in dispersal during species range expansions
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Simmons and Thomas 2004
23
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Stronger pop synchrony for sp. with better dispersal - dispersal and spatial scale effect synchrony in spatial pop dynamics
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Paradis et al 1999
24
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Dispersal crucial for understanding global env change - extinction risk from climate change
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Thomas et al 2004
25
Thorax trade off dispersal and fecundity speckled wood butterfly
Hughes et al 2003
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Pop synchrony decrease with increased distance between pairs of woods
Bellamy et al 2003
27
Dispersal and DNA in Europe
Hewitt 1999 and 2000
28
Patterns in natal and breeding dispersal in birds
Paradis et al 1998
29
Latitudinal gradient in genetic diversity
Pereira 2016
30
Metapopulation
Levins 1970
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Source sink pop - sea rocket example
Keddy 1981 and 1982
32
Nuthatch Metapopulation
Alderman et al 2005
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Silver studded blue example Metapopulation
Thomas and Harrison 1992
34
Buffer effects
Kluyver and Tinbergen 1953
| Brown 1969
35
In order: buffer effects for range of taxa:
Spanish imperial eagle
Mice
Minnows
Ferrer and Donazar 1996
Halama and Dueser 1994
Fraser and Sises 1980
36
Black tailed Godwit buffer effect
Gunnarsson 2005
Gill et al 2001
Gunnarsson et al 2005
37
Spatial dynamics in patchily distributed P.argus butterfly
Thomas and Harrison 1992
38
Sources sinks and pseudo-sinks
Watkinson and Sutherland 1995
39
Range shift north
Franco et al 2006
40
Protected area retain species abundance and diversity longer - importance of protected areas in CC
Gillingham et al 2014 and 2015
41
Preserve biodiversity by corridors etc
Hopkins et al 2007
42
34 of 46 butterfly species declined in GB since 1970
Warren et al 2001
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Anti corridor
Harrison and Bruna 1999
44
Pro corridor
Bier and Noss 1998
45
Corridors increase pollination
Townsend and Levey 2005
46
Increased butterfly movement between habs with corridors
Haddad 1999
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Effective areas caused by corridors increases bird density - carabids in hedgerow network nodes
Schmeigelar et al 1997
48
Southern Amazonia forest fragments
Michalski and Peres 2005
49
Adv and disadv of corridors
Krebs 2001
50
Definitions in order:
Dispersal
Corridor
Ricklefs 1990 and Begon et al 1996
| Bennett 1999
51
Ecological responses to climate change
Walther et al 2002
52
Whales example - modelling past and future of whales and whaling
Baker and Clapham 2004
53
Indian house crow example in order:
Global invasive potential of house crow based on ecological niche modelling
Second reference from lecture Rev notes - control options
Nyari et al 2006
| Brooke et al 2003
54
Cane toad example - cane toads increased ability to invade Australia is revealed by dynamically updated range model
Urban et al 2007
55
Sweden fox - Vole cycle mange - disease reveals the predator sarcoptic mange red fox predation and prey pops
Lindstrom et al 1994
56
Bahamas mosquitofish predates by bigmouth sleeper example
Langerhanset al2007
57
Great tit weight trade off - predation fish and the cost of being fat
Gosler et al 1995
58
Snowshoe hare cyclic variation what factors determine this
Krebs et al 2014
59
Cost of interspecific competition in two gerbil species
Abramsky et al 2001
60
Competition mechanisms underlying the displacement on native ants by invasive argentine ant
Holway 1999
61
Interference comp by Argentine Ants displace native ants - Australia
Rowles and O'Dowd 2007
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Large islands have more species than small islands
Nijman and Meijard 2008
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Comp on islands - Puercos island example
MacArthur et al 1972
64
Wolves trophic cascade at Yellowstone and predation risk - information
Ripple and Beschta 2004
65
Response to predation use of public info in order:
Acoustic cues and olfactory/visual cues
Protective association
Ibanez-Alama et al 2015
| Quinn and Ueta 2008
66
Use of private info for predation risk Brewers sparrow ex
Chalfoun and Martin 2010
67
Foraging behaviour change - chaffinch example in order:
Stubble and chaffinch
Replicate in nature
Whittingham et al 2004
| Butler et al 2005
68
Within season use of public and private information on predation risk in nest site selection - northern Cardinal and Acadian flycatcher
Kearns and Rodewald 2013
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The predatory behaviours of wintering Accipiter Hawks
Roth and Lima 2007
70
Pop regulation in snowshoe hare and Canadian Lynx asymmetric food web configurations between hare and Lynx
Stenseth et al 1997
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Inter-generational interaction saw toothed grain beetle ex
Bancroft 2001
72
Saw to other grain beetle example - circle experiment
Bancroft and Turchin 2003
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Fly time lags
Nicholson 1957
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Guillemot Allee effect
Birkhead 1977
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Kakapo
Clout et al 2002
76
Willow warbler sex ration ex
Morrison et al 2016
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Fringe-lipped bat elaborate calls example
Ryan et al 1982
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Rock-paper-scissors game and the evolution of make strategies
Sinervo and Lively 1996
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Pygmy rabbit dispersal ex
Estes-Zumpf et al 2009
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Mouse ex in Australia
Singleton et al 2005
81
Locust ex
Tratalos et al 2010
82
Albatross pop and long line fishing
Weimerskirch et al 1997
83
Trade off in r-selection and k-selection in Drosophila pops
Mueller and Ayala 1981
84
Black footed ferret model and management ex
Shoemaker et al 2014
85
MVP ex
Reed et al 2003
86
Viability of Serengeti cheetah pop model ex
Kelly and Durant 2000
87
Genetic incompatibility drives sex allocation and maternal investment in polymorphic finch
Pryke and Griffiths 2009
88
Application of pop biology in fisheries assessment and management - guest lecture
Jennings 2017
89
Male-killing Wolbachia and mitochondrial selective sweep in a migratory African insect
Graham and Wilson 2012
90
Factors effecting the evolution of virulence: nematode parasites in fig wasps as a case study
Herre 1995
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Effects of vegetation, interspecific competition and brood parasitism on Golden-winged warbler nesting success
Confer et al 2003
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Genetic structure and evolved malaria resistance in Hawaiian honeycreepers
Foster et al 2007
93
Mammalian metabolism, longevity and parasite species richness
Morand and Harvey 2000
94
Introduced species and their missing parasites
Torchin et al 2003
95
Population ecology in fisheries management - guest lecture
Soeffker 2017
96
Early fisheries studies
Garstang 1900
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Why do pops not continue to grow indefinitely (and some eq stuff)
Darwin 1859
98
Stock-recruitment relationship rules
Ricker 1975
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Russel's catch eq
Russel 1931 - use with caution unsure of use/if correct citation
100
Graham's theory of sustainable fishing
Graham 1935
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Seasonal interactions and rapid population declines in Afro-palaearctic migratory birds
Guest lecturer, 2017 - might be unwise to use this due to obvious reasons
102
Applications of atlases and extensive surveys to conservation and management - guest lecture
Gillings 2017
103
Bird interaction and offshore wind farms
Johnston et al 2014
104
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Rook ex in order:
Rooks on Oxford district 1927-28
Rook survey 1975-7
Rook survey 1980
Rook survey 1996
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Nicholson and Nicholson 1930
Sage and Vernon 1978
Sage and Whittington 1985
Marchand and Gregory 1999
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Lapwing and Golden plover ex in order:
Golden plovers late 1970s
Winter plover survey 2006/07
Pasture management
Not just grassland plovers
Nocturnal plover surveys
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Fuller and Lloyd 1981
Gillings et al 2006
Barnard and Thompson 1985
Gillings et al 2007
Gillings et al 2005
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Farmland species for GB -7.7%
Fuller et al 1995
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Arable - pastoral gradients
Atkinson et al 2002
108
Physical topography
Stillman and Brown 1998
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"We estimate that the northern margins of southerly species have moved north by an average of 18.9km"
Thomas and Lennon 1999
110
How has britains climate changed - incl: northern range margin, directionality, range shifts, drivers etc.
Gillings et al 2015
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Population changes in Britain's birds - guest lecture
Robinson 2017
112
Cardiff bay ringing ex
Burton 2000 and Burton et al 2006
113
Study if winter habitat (stubble overwinter)
Gillings et al 2005
114
Resources declines in farmland
Robinson and Sutherland 2002
115
In order:
Survival influence pop change - graphs
Effect varies between species
Robinson et al 2004
| Robinson et al 2014
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Effect of agriculture on birds - buffers. Boundaries variable grassland - designing solutions
Siriwardena et al 2010
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No natural benefits of ELS even where option found
Davey et al 2010
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Poor uptake of in field options - pie chart stuff for boundaries stubble etc
Baker et al 2012
119
Timing of peak demand for winter food from seed eaters
Siriwardena et al 2008
120
In order:
The next challenge - long distance migratory birds
In decreasing England prod low Scotland prod high this underlies diff in pop trend (growth)
Understanding migrant demography and behaviour
Vickery et al 2014
Thaxter et al 2008
Morrison et al 2016
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Avian flu incursion risk - maps
Snow et al 2007
122
What's it all about points for Robinson guest lecture
Greenwood 2007
123
Grasses and grassland - guest lecture
Watkinson 2017
124
Rotation manages weeds
Colbach et al 2010
125
A.myosuroides in continuous wheat - Corp burning, herbicide graphs
Doyle et al 1986
126
A.githago weed driven to extinction by cleaning efficiency
Firbank and watkinson 1986
127
Success of weed control: decline in weed seeds - graph as well
Robinson and Sutherland 2002
128
S.intrans in savanna woodland near Darwin, Australia - with graphs and figures
Lonsdale et al 1989
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Vulpia fasciculata - with graphs and model - not useful really
Watkinson 1990
