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The composition of wintering bird communities in an agricultural landscape of the Northwestern Dominican Republic
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Biodiversidad - República DominicanaFauna ─ República Dominicana
Aves ─ República Dominicana
Hábitats y especies
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- Investigación ambiental [1327]
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Show full item recordAbstract: | Hispaniola, the second largest and most topographically complex island in the Antilles of the Caribbean, is home to a wide variety of habitats for resident birds as well as overwintering migrants from North America. Over three consecutive years, we conducted winter surveys in a remote agricultural region of the northwest Dominican Republic in Dajabon province. We monitored four survey plots, each representing a different habitat common to the study area, including a riparian broadleaf forest, a managed pine stand, a shade coffee plantation, and an abandoned field. We recorded 1,616 detections of 48 avian species... |
Author(s): | Schubert, Spencer
Ake, Robert Akers, Bill Bankester, Lenny Via, Jerry Williams, Bill Youker, David |
Date: | 2019 |
Published: | The Raven, Journal of The Virginia Society of Ornithology, 89/90, 18-25 |
Citation: | Schubert, S., Ake, R., Akers, B., Bankester, L., Via, J., Williams, B., & Youker, D. (2019). The composition of wintering bird communities in an agricultural landscape of the Northwestern Dominican Republic. The Raven, Journal of The Virginia Society of Ornithology, 89/90, 18-25. Recuperado de: |
URI: | https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/2071
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