2019
DOI: 10.7818/ecos.1763
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Interactions in shrub-steppes: implications for the maintenance of a threatened bird

Abstract: Artículo publicado en Open Access bajo los términos de Creative Commons attribution Non Comercial License 3.0.

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“…The small variation (4.3%) absorbed by our proxy for food availability (BNDVI) was striking. Food availability has been described as a key factor in many habitat selection studies (Schoener 1974), including birds (Cody 1985, Pachomski et al 2021, and other works in this study area (Gómez-Catasús et al 2019, Reverter et al 2019. Assuming that vegetation indices such as BNDVI are good descriptors of arthropod biomass (i.e.…”
Section: Resource Partitioning and Niche Selectionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The small variation (4.3%) absorbed by our proxy for food availability (BNDVI) was striking. Food availability has been described as a key factor in many habitat selection studies (Schoener 1974), including birds (Cody 1985, Pachomski et al 2021, and other works in this study area (Gómez-Catasús et al 2019, Reverter et al 2019. Assuming that vegetation indices such as BNDVI are good descriptors of arthropod biomass (i.e.…”
Section: Resource Partitioning and Niche Selectionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…There are two main factors promoting habitat loss in the case of Dupont's Lark. First, the abandonment of extensive grazing leads to plant succession and transformation of the steppe land habitat (Peco et al, 2012;Íñigo et al, 2008;Gómez-Catasús et al, 2019), in addition to decreasing habitat quality due to food (arthropod) availability linked to sheep deposition (Gómez-Catasús et al, 2019;Reverter et al, 2019). Second, direct habitat destruction due to land use changes, mainly wind farms (Gómez-Catasús, and ploughing (Garza, Suárez & Tella, 2004;Íñigo et al, 2008), and new habitat changes expected to appear in the near future (wind farms and solar photovoltaic installations; Serrano et al, 2020).…”
Section: Populations Subpopulations and Stepping Stonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ej., biodiversidad). Reverter et al (2019) estudia la interacción trófica de la alondra ricotí (Chersophylus duponti) con la comunidad de insectos en páramos de la Península Ibérica. Encuentran que para restaurar los páramos favoreciendo a la alondra ricotí, es más necesario asegurar los recursos tróficos que la estructura de la comunidad vegetal.…”
Section: Fase De Seguimientounclassified