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Conservation genetics – science in the service of nature

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Taskin C., Skorupski J.

Acta Biologica

2020

tom 27

Estimating population trends using population viability analyses for the conservation of Capra pyrenaica

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Escos J. M., Alados C. L., Pulido A., Romera J., Gonzalez-Sanchez N., Martinez F.

Acta Theriologica

2008

tom 53

nr 3

Large herbivore populations can suffer important oscillations with considerable effects on ecosystem functions and services, yet our capacity to predict population fate is limited and conditional upon the availability of data. This study investigated the interannual variation in the growth rate of populations ofCapra pyrenaica Schinz, 1838, and its extinction risk by comparing the dynamics of populations that were stable for more than two decades (Gredos and Tortosa-Beceite), populations that had increased recently (Tejeda-Almijara), and populations that were in decline (Cazorla-Segura) or extinct (the Pyrenees population; hereafter, bucardo). To estimate quasi-extinction threshold assessments (50% of population extinct in this study), which have implications for the conservation of the species, we used empirical data and the predictions derived from several theoretical models. The results indicate that when variance of log population growth rate reaches a specific threshold, the probability of quasi-extinction increased drastically. ForC. pyrenaica, we recommend keeping population variance < 0.05, which will reduce the likelihood that the irruptive oscillations caused by environmental and demographic stochasticity will put the population at risk. Models to predict the dynamics ofC. pyrenaica populations should incorporate temporal stochasticity because, in this study, it strongly increased the likelihood that a population declined.

Different extinction risks of the breeding colonies of Rooks Corvus frugilegus in rural and urban areas of SW Poland

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Orlowski G., Czapulak A.

Acta Ornithologica

2007

tom 42

nr 2

145-155

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1 Czapulak A.

1 Escos J. M.

1 Gonzalez-Sanchez N.

1 Martinez F.

1 Orlowski G.

1 Pulido A.

1 Romera J.

1 Skorupski J.

1 Taskin C.

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Conservation genetics – science in the service of nature

Estimating population trends using population viability analyses for the conservation of Capra pyrenaica

Different extinction risks of the breeding colonies of Rooks Corvus frugilegus in rural and urban areas of SW Poland