The article focuses on the study that determines the environmental change brought by the invasion of bird is species beyond their native geographic range. It explores the migration of birds which is viewed by many as beneficial additions to the animal life in a particular region, while others considered it as destructive to the environment. Moreover, researchers note that invasion of birds is a natural biological process, so it requires better understanding of the process.Tim M Blackburn, Julie L Lockwood and Phillip Casse
Trabajo presentado en el 21st Century Ornithology (BOU2018. Challenges, opportunities and decisions)...
The article takes a systemic view of animal migration informed by ecosystem service
Studying movements is essential for shedding light on a number of issues related to avian biology: b...
As people have spread around the world, they have taken with them a broad range of other species to ...
The most significant single event in the study of alien bird invasions occurred in 1981, with the pu...
Aim: To review existing literature on the ability of waterbirds to spread aquatic alien and invasive...
This is the author accepted manuscript.More species live outside their native range than at any poin...
Datasets and code used in the study: A test of Darwin’s naturalization conundrum in birds reveals en...
The importance of waterbirds as vectors of aliens has been recognized since Darwin's time, yet resea...
It has been previously suggested that the characteristics that are driving the taxonomic homogenisat...
The article analyses the dependency of different migratory processes on global climate change and th...
migratory phenotypes in birds and provides new candidates for genes potentially involved in migratio...
dissertationBirds are global providers of vital ecosystem services including seed dispersal, insecti...
W. Solarz, K. Najberek, A. Pociecha & E. Wilk-Woźniak (2017, Diversity and Distributions, 23, 113–11...
stopover ecology of migrant passerines. Animal Biodiversity and Conservation, 36.1: 1–11. The impact...
Trabajo presentado en el 21st Century Ornithology (BOU2018. Challenges, opportunities and decisions)...
The article takes a systemic view of animal migration informed by ecosystem service
Studying movements is essential for shedding light on a number of issues related to avian biology: b...
As people have spread around the world, they have taken with them a broad range of other species to ...
The most significant single event in the study of alien bird invasions occurred in 1981, with the pu...
Aim: To review existing literature on the ability of waterbirds to spread aquatic alien and invasive...
This is the author accepted manuscript.More species live outside their native range than at any poin...
Datasets and code used in the study: A test of Darwin’s naturalization conundrum in birds reveals en...
The importance of waterbirds as vectors of aliens has been recognized since Darwin's time, yet resea...
It has been previously suggested that the characteristics that are driving the taxonomic homogenisat...
The article analyses the dependency of different migratory processes on global climate change and th...
migratory phenotypes in birds and provides new candidates for genes potentially involved in migratio...
dissertationBirds are global providers of vital ecosystem services including seed dispersal, insecti...
W. Solarz, K. Najberek, A. Pociecha & E. Wilk-Woźniak (2017, Diversity and Distributions, 23, 113–11...
stopover ecology of migrant passerines. Animal Biodiversity and Conservation, 36.1: 1–11. The impact...
Trabajo presentado en el 21st Century Ornithology (BOU2018. Challenges, opportunities and decisions)...
The article takes a systemic view of animal migration informed by ecosystem service
Studying movements is essential for shedding light on a number of issues related to avian biology: b...