2018
DOI: 10.3406/revec.2018.1942
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Flight initiation distances in relation to pedestrian and boat disturbance in five species of waders breeding in a Mediterranean Lagoon

Abstract: Distances d’envol de cinq espèces de limicoles nichant dans un lagon méditerranéen perturbées par des piétons ou des bateaux. Les distances d’envol (FID) en réponse à une perturbation pédestre (N = 137) ou en bateau (N = 111) ont été mesurées chez cinq espèces d limicoles nichant dans le lagon de Venise (Italie), l’un des plus importants sites méditerranéens pour les oiseaux d’eau. Des réponses différentes au même stimulus ont été observées selon les espèces. Les différences entre les deux causes de pertu… Show more

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“…Coastal lagoon landscapes have seen intensive infrastructure development to support tourism and an increase in coastal residents since the 1950s, with urban sprawling particularly after 1975 [12]. As a result, important habitats for dune and marsh plants have been destroyed, and many bird colonies have suffered from disturbance [13]. Since the 1960s, anthropogenic eutrophication has dramatically increased and resulted in previously established aquatic plant communities being replaced by floating algae or dense phytoplankton [9,14].…”
Section: Historic Conditions Human Uses and Anthropogenic Modificatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coastal lagoon landscapes have seen intensive infrastructure development to support tourism and an increase in coastal residents since the 1950s, with urban sprawling particularly after 1975 [12]. As a result, important habitats for dune and marsh plants have been destroyed, and many bird colonies have suffered from disturbance [13]. Since the 1960s, anthropogenic eutrophication has dramatically increased and resulted in previously established aquatic plant communities being replaced by floating algae or dense phytoplankton [9,14].…”
Section: Historic Conditions Human Uses and Anthropogenic Modificatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%