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Lenore FahrigProfessor of Biology, Carleton UniversityVerified email at carleton.ca
Ryan NorrisDepartment of Integrative Biology, University of GuelphVerified email at uoguelph.ca
Brad WoodworthGovernment of the Northwest TerritoriesVerified email at gov.nt.ca
Anna CalvertResearch Scientist, Environment and Climate Change CanadaVerified email at canada.ca
Tara L. CreweManager, Ecosystems and Habitats, Nova Scotia Dept of Natural Resources and RenewablesVerified email at novascotia.ca
Sandra WaldeProfessor of Biology, Dalhousie UniversityVerified email at dal.ca
Charles M FrancisCanadian Wildlife Service, Environment and Climate Change CanadaVerified email at ec.gc.ca
Ian G. WarkentinMemorial University of Newfoundland - GrenfellVerified email at mun.ca
Jens RolandProfessor of Ecology, University of AlbertaVerified email at ualberta.ca
Keith A. HobsonEnvironment CanadaVerified email at ec.gc.ca
J. Morgan BrownEnvironment and Climate Change CanadaVerified email at alumni.uwo.ca
Peter P. MarraGeorgetown UniversityVerified email at georgetown.edu
Nicholas BaylySELVA Investigación para la conservación en el NeotropicoVerified email at selva.org.co
Kimberly A. WithProfessor Emerita, Division of Biology, Kansas State UniversityVerified email at ksu.edu
Heiko SchmaljohannUniversity of Oldenburg, Institute for Biology and Environmental SciencesVerified email at uni-oldenburg.de
Meg KrawchukAssociate Professor, Oregon State UniversityVerified email at oregonstate.edu
Bill V. DeLucaNational Audubon SocietyVerified email at audubon.org
Liam McGuireUniversity of WaterlooVerified email at uwaterloo.ca
Ingrid PolletDalhousie UniversityVerified email at dal.ca
Florian Packmor (name at birth: Müller)Institute of Avian Research "Vogelwarte Helgoland"Verified email at ifv-vogelwarte.de

Philip D Taylor

Acadia University

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Movement Ecology


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Connectivity is a vital element of landscape structure PD Taylor, L Fahrig, K Henein, G Merriam Oikos, 571-573, 1993	3370	1993
Effect of road traffic on amphibian density L Fahrig, JH Pedlar, SE Pope, PD Taylor, JF Wegner Biological conservation 73 (3), 177-182, 1995	1072	1995
Insect parasitoid species respond to forest structure at different spatial scales J Roland, PD Taylor Nature 386 (6626), 710-713, 1997	565	1997
Landscape connectivity: a return to the basics KW Taylor, Philip D, L. Fahrig Connectivity conservation, 29-43, 2006	494*	2006
Declines of Aerial Insectivores in North America Follow a Geographic Gradient Présence d’un gradient géographique dans le déclin des insectivores aériens S Nebel, A Mills, JD McCracken, PD Taylor Avian Conservation and Ecology 5 (2), 1, 2010	436	2010
The Motus Wildlife Tracking System: A collaborative research network to enhance the understanding of wildlife movement. PD Taylor, TL Crewe, SA Mackenzie, D Lepage, Y Aubry, Z Crysler, ... Avian Conservation & Ecology 12 (1), 2017	403	2017
An experimental assessment of landscape connectivity J Pither, PD Taylor Oikos, 166-174, 1998	222	1998
Independent effects of fragmentation on forest songbirds: an organism‐based approach MG Betts, GJ Forbes, AW Diamond, PD Taylor Ecological Applications 16 (3), 1076-1089, 2006	200	2006
Transoceanic migration by a 12 g songbird WV DeLuca, BK Woodworth, CC Rimmer, PP Marra, PD Taylor, ... Biology letters 11 (4), 20141045, 2015	191	2015
Landscape movements of migratory birds and bats reveal an expanded scale of stopover PD Taylor, SA Mackenzie, BG Thurber, AM Calvert, AM Mills, LP McGuire, ... PLoS One 6 (11), e27054, 2011	184	2011
Migratory stopover in the long‐distance migrant silver‐haired bat, Lasionycteris noctivagans LP McGuire, CG Guglielmo, SA Mackenzie, PD Taylor Journal of Animal Ecology 81 (2), 377-385, 2012	178	2012
Wing morphology of a forest damselfly is related to landscape structure PD Taylor, G Merriam Oikos, 43-48, 1995	175	1995
Bird interactions with offshore oil and gas platforms: Review of impacts and monitoring techniques RA Ronconi, KA Allard, PD Taylor Journal of Environmental Management 147, 34-45, 2015	172	2015
Fuel loads acquired at a stopover site influence the pace of intercontinental migration in a boreal songbird C Gómez, NJ Bayly, DR Norris, SA Mackenzie, KV Rosenberg, PD Taylor, ... Scientific reports 7 (1), 3405, 2017	156	2017
Using eBird data to model population change of migratory bird species. J Walker, PD Taylor Avian Conservation & Ecology 12 (1), 2017	128	2017
Passerines use nocturnal flights for landscape-scale movements during migration stopover AM Mills, BG Thurber, SA Mackenzie, PD Taylor The Condor 113 (3), 597-607, 2011	125	2011
Automated telemetry reveals age specific differences in flight duration and speed are driven by wind conditions in a migratory songbird GW Mitchell, BK Woodworth, PD Taylor, DR Norris Movement ecology 3, 1-13, 2015	124	2015
In Situ Behavioral Response of Common Loons Associated with Elevated Mercury (Hg) Exposure JJ Nocera, PD Taylor Conservation Ecology 2 (2), 1998	120	1998
Fine‐scale movement behaviors of calopterygid damselflies are influenced by landscape structure: an experimental manipulation ID Jonsen, PD Taylor Oikos 88 (3), 553-562, 2000	119	2000
Nonbreeding-season drivers of population dynamics in seasonal migrants: conservation parallels across taxa AM Calvert, SJ Walde, PD Taylor Avian Conservation and Ecology, 2009	114	2009

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