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Migration, Movements, and Non-breeding Ecology
2022Little bustard seasonal movements are complex. Besides the long known fully long-distance migratory populations (i.e. those of western France, Russia, and Central Asia), there are also others fully migratory that perform shorter migrations, such as many from northern Spain, or partially migratory, such as those from central Spain.
Morales, Manuel B. +4 more
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2019
The scientific discipline of “Movement Ecology” (Nathan et al. 2008) has played an important role in advancing our understanding of almost every ecological and evolutionary process, from nutrient cycling, to habitat selection, to population dynamics and community ecology.
Colin A. Chapman, Rafael Reyna-Hurtado
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The scientific discipline of “Movement Ecology” (Nathan et al. 2008) has played an important role in advancing our understanding of almost every ecological and evolutionary process, from nutrient cycling, to habitat selection, to population dynamics and community ecology.
Colin A. Chapman, Rafael Reyna-Hurtado
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The Ecological Restoration Movement
Organization & Environment, 2009The purpose of this essay is to introduce and take a critical look at the emerging Ecological Restoration (ER) movement. The typical characterization of the ER movement is that it focuses on restoring ecosystems to pre-European settlement conditions, even in urban environments; thus neglecting social justice issues and alienating the disadvantaged ...
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Dragon movement ecology in Pakistan
2022We studied the movements and habitat use of the oriental garden lizard (Calotes versicolor) in agricultural landscapes of Pakistan.
Balouch, Sara, Doherty, Tim S.
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2019
The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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The interfaith ecology movement
2017The multicultural city of Melbourne, situated in the ecologically vulnerable state of Victoria, Australia, provides the research context for this qualitative study of the ‘interfaith ecology movement.’ This emerging New Social Movement under globalisation brings together the themes of religion, diversity, environmentalism and peace.
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Inching Toward Movement Ecology
Science, 2006With ever more data coming out on migration, dispersal, and other movements, a few researchers say it9s time for some synthesis. (Read more.)
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The Comprehensive Ecology Movement
1998Green issues are looming ever larger in the public consciousness. But the different interpretations of different political parties of what being green involves bring to attention the need for a theory which can help settle disputes such as whether or not the contribution of conventional energy generation to the greenhouse effect makes nuclear energy ...
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Fisheries Research, 2019
The shortbill spearfish (Tetrapturus angustirostris) is an understudied, istiophorid billfish primarily encountered as bycatch in pelagic commercial fisheries of the Indo-Pacific.
M. Arostegui, P. Gaube, C. Braun
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The shortbill spearfish (Tetrapturus angustirostris) is an understudied, istiophorid billfish primarily encountered as bycatch in pelagic commercial fisheries of the Indo-Pacific.
M. Arostegui, P. Gaube, C. Braun
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