Relative importance of population processes and habitat characteristics in determining site occupancy of two anurans

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine whether the distribution of two European anurans and natterjack toad was determined by habitat variables, local population size, or metapopulation characteristics. Results show that there are a threshold number of calling males above which a population is almost certain to persist in the short-term.

Europe, Behavior, Environmental aspects, Frogs

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Assessing the conservation status of an Iberian moth using pseudo-absences

Article Abstract:

The potential distribution of Graellsia isabelae on the Iberian Peninsula is estimated and the explanatory variables relevant to its occurrence are identified. Suitable regions for fragmentation, degree of connection, and the area under protection are examined to identify the conservation status of the Graellsia isabelae.

Protection and preservation, Moths, Iberian Peninsula

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Landscape analysis of bobcat habitat in the Northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan

Article Abstract:

A survey is made to develop a spatial model to predict bob cat distribution throughout the northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan (NLP), USA based on the area requirement, habitat and landscape variable.

Michigan, Wildlife management, Bobcat

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