Desert bird associations with broad-scale boundary length: applications in avian conservation
Gutzwiller KJ and Barrow WC. 2008. Desert bird associations with broad-scale boundary length: applications in avian conservation. Journal of Applied Ecology. 45(3):873–882
Researchers studied relations between birds and boundary-length variables in Chihuahuan Desert landscapes to assess whether broad-scale boundary length can affect bird community structure in deserts and to identify patterns and predictors of species' associations useful in avian conservation.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Gutzwiller, Kevin; Barrow, Wylie
- Units
- BIBE
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, assemblage structure, Birds, Chihuahuan Desert, disproportionate associations, Landscape, Management, regression models, roadside boundaries