Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4385105 Biological Conservation 2012 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Ovenbirds were translocated in contrasting landscapes to assess matrix resistance. ► Individuals had the vagility and navigational ability to return easily. ► Spruce plantations were twice as resistant to movements as deciduous forest. ► Reluctance to move across non-habitat seems to explain the low permeability of spruce plantations.
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Conifer plantations consistently act as barriers to movement in a deciduous forest songbird: A translocation experiment
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