Population Limitation in Birds

@inproceedings{Newton1998PopulationLI,
  title={Population Limitation in Birds},
  author={I. Newton and K. Brockie},
  year={1998}
}
  • I. Newton, K. Brockie
  • Published 1998
  • Biology
    • Preview. Behaviour and Density Regulation: Social Systems and Status. Habitat and Density Regulation. Territorial Behaviour and Density Limitation. Density Dependence in Bird Populations. Habitat Fragments and Metapopulations. Natural Limiting Factors: Food-Supply. Nest-Sites. Predation. Parasites and Pathogens. Weather. Inter-Specific Competition. Interactions Between Different Limiting Factors. Human Impacts: Hunting and Pest Control. Pesticides and Pollutants. Extinction. Bibliography. Index… CONTINUE READING
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