FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3090689078> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3090689078 abstract "The ability of a species to adapt to environmental change is ultimately reflected in its vital rates – i.e. survival and reproductive success of individuals. Together, vital rates determine trends in numbers, commonly monitored using counts of species abundance. Rapid changes in abundance can give rise to concern, leading to calls for research into the biological mechanisms underlying variations in demography. For the northwest European population of Bewick's swan Cygnus columbianus bewickii , there have been major changes in the population trends recorded during nearly five decades of monitoring (1970–2016). The total number of birds increased to a maximum of ca 30 000 in 1995 and subsequently decreased to about 18 000 individuals in 2010. Such large fluctuation in population numbers is rare in long‐lived species and understanding the drivers of this population change is crucial for species management and conservation. Using the integrated population model (IPM) framework, we analysed three demographic datasets in combination: population counts, capture–mark–resightings (CMR) and the proportion of juveniles in winter over a period of ~50 years. We found higher apparent breeding success in the years when the population had a positive growth rate compared to years with a negative growth rate. Moreover, no consistent trend in adult and yearling survival, and an increasing trend in juvenile survival was found. A transient life‐table response experiment showed that apparent breeding success and adult survival contributed most to the variation in population trend. We explored possible explanatory variables for the different demographic rates and found a significant association between juvenile survival both with the water level in lakes during autumn migration, which affects food accessibility for the swans, and with summer temperatures. Such associations are important for understanding the dynamics of species with fluctuating population sizes, and thus for informing management and conservation decisions." @default.
• W3090689078 created "2020-10-08" @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5008618581 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5025493652 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5071624413 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5072399731 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5082125367 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5086605880 @default.
• W3090689078 creator A5091088946 @default.
• W3090689078 date "2020-11-01" @default.
• W3090689078 modified "2023-10-05" @default.
• W3090689078 title "Apparent breeding success drives long‐term population dynamics of a migratory swan" @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1511720383 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1964883106 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1964941349 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1976509189 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1976573167 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1977115798 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1983347342 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1985936925 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1989852169 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1991466860 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W1992832449 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2008674448 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2008951609 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2018989677 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2022440546 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2034571210 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2042895809 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2044249396 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2047495451 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2053498905 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2054455263 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2054665303 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2055449919 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2062536146 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2067223592 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2071603030 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2072215150 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2076818168 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2088444075 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2091493864 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2114084375 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2117588701 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2118230309 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2130240874 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2131960895 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2135152301 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2137504291 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2143183794 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2144368815 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2152519605 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2155900554 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2156108382 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2158321278 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2163233567 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2164986483 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2171971596 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2173251738 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2200900796 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2259929585 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2315129417 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2320214068 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2461282777 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2547699899 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2561889106 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2726781357 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2741053887 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2769038636 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2897775071 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2899844174 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2943380133 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W2955988915 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W3006077115 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W3013690456 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W3033371816 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W4249731213 @default.
• W3090689078 cites W92537686 @default.
• W3090689078 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/jav.02574" @default.
• W3090689078 hasPublicationYear "2020" @default.
• W3090689078 type Work @default.
• W3090689078 sameAs 3090689078 @default.
• W3090689078 citedByCount "9" @default.
• W3090689078 countsByYear W30906890782020 @default.
• W3090689078 countsByYear W30906890782021 @default.
• W3090689078 countsByYear W30906890782022 @default.
• W3090689078 countsByYear W30906890782023 @default.
• W3090689078 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5008618581 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5025493652 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5071624413 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5072399731 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5082125367 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5086605880 @default.
• W3090689078 hasAuthorship W3090689078A5091088946 @default.
• W3090689078 hasBestOaLocation W30906890781 @default.
• W3090689078 hasConcept C115961737 @default.
• W3090689078 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W3090689078 hasConcept C149923435 @default.
• W3090689078 hasConcept C169733012 @default.

• next