INTERFERENCE AND EXPLOITATION IN BIRD COMMUNITIES

Keywords

Competition (biology), Ecology, Habitat, Interspecific competition, Foraging

References

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• Interação competitiva de Coragyps atratus (Bechstein, 1793) (Cathartiformes, Cathartidae) no uso de um recurso limitadoLeonardo Barros Ribeiro, Daniele Gomes de Lima, Silvia Beatriz Fonseca de Melo — 2010
• Phylogenetic relationships of the Helmeted Woodpecker (Dryocopus galeatus): A case of interspecific mimicry?Brett W. Benz, Mark B. Robbins, Kevin Zimmer — 2015
• Body mass of prefledging Emperor Geese Chen canagica: Large-scale effects of interspecific densities and food availabilityBryce C. Lake, Joel A. Schmutz, Mark S. Lindberg — 2008
• Coexistence of a locally undifferentiated foraging guild: avian snatchers in a southeastern Australian forestRalph C. MacNally — 2000
• Interspecific interference competition ― Nest sites for blue and great titsEdward O. Minot, Christopher M. Perrins — 1986
• Outcome of aggressive interactions between American black ducks and mallards during the breeding seasonDaniel G. McAuley, David A. Clugston, Jerry R. Longcore — 1998
• Temperature‐dependent competition hierarchy: a mechanism stabilizing the phenological strategy in the scorpionfly Panorpa communis L.Klaus Peter Sauer, Andreas Vermeulen, N. Aumann — 2003
• Does interference competition explain why White Terns of Aride Island, Seychelles, breed predominantly when marine productivity is lower?Teresa Catry, Jaime A. Ramos, EMMA SAMPSON — 2009
• Size‐Abundance Relationships in an Amazonian Bird Community: Implications for the Energetic Equivalence RuleSabrina E. Russo, Scott K. Robinson, John Terborgh — 2003
• Effects of the risk of competition and predation on large secondary cavity breedersMotti Charter, Ido Izhaki, Yossi Leshem — 2010
• Shrub-Steppe Bird Assemblages Revisited: Implications for Community TheoryJohn B. Dunning — 1986
• The predator-prey size hypothesis in three assemblages of forest birdsJános Török — 1993
• The Swallow and the Sparrow: how agricultural intensification affects abundance, nest site selection and competitive interactionsAudrey Robillard, Dany Garant, Marc Bélisle — 2013
• Interspecific Competition for Nest Holes Causes Adult Mortality in the Collared FlycatcherDavid A. Wiggins — 1995
• Scale of Investigation and the Detection of Competition: An Example from the House Sparrow and House Finch Introductions in North AmericaWilliam A. Bennett — 1990
• Influence of social status on individual foraging and community structure in a bird guildGretchen C. Daily, Paul R. Ehrlich — 1994
• Dipodomys populations as energy-processing systems: regulation, competition, and hierarchical organizationBrian A. Maurer — 1990
• AGONISTIC INTERACTIONS OF NESTING AND NONBREEDING MACAWSKatherine Renton — 2004
• Investigations of density interactions among breeding birds in ponderosa pine forests: correlative and experimental evidenceJeffrey D. Brawn, William J. Boecklen, Russell P. Balda — 1987

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• Field Experiments on Interspecific CompetitionThomas W. Schoener — 1983
• Interspecific interference competition ― Nest sites for blue and great titsEdward O. Minot, Christopher M. Perrins — 1986
• Effects of Interspecific Competition for Food in Breeding Blue and Great TitsEdward O. Minot — 1981
• Resource Partitioning in Ecological CommunitiesThomas W. Schoener — 1974
• Population Ecology of Some Warblers of Northeastern Coniferous ForestsRobert H. MacArthur — 1958
• Competition Between the Great Tit and the Blue Tit Outside the Breeding Season in Field ExperimentsAndré A. Dhondt, Roman Eyckerman — 1980
• Competition and Theory in Community EcologyJonathan Roughgarden — 1983
• Inter‐ and intraspecific competition for nest holes in a population of the Collared Flycatcher Ficedula albicollisLars Gustafsson — 2008
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