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Bird occupancy in intensively managed agroecosystems under large-scale organic and conventional farming in Argentina: A multi-species approach by Contreras, Facundo, Goijman, Andrea P., Coda, José A., Serafini, Vanesa N., Priotto, José W.

“…Several studies in European and North American agroecosystems conclude that organic farming benefits birds compared to conventional farming. Nevertheless,…”
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Looking under stones: A new Ctenomys species from the rocky foothills of the Sierras Grandes of central Argentina by Mapelli, Fernando J., Teta, Pablo, Contreras, Facundo, Pereyra, Daniela, Priotto, José W., Coda, José A.

“…Ctenomys (tuco-tucos) is one of the most speciose genera of mammals, and the number of species that compose it continues to increase. Of the 65 species…”
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The landscape complexity relevance to farming effect assessment on small mammal occupancy in Argentinian farmlands by Serafini, Vanesa N., Coda, José A., Contreras, Facundo, Conroy, Michael J., Gomez, María Daniela, Priotto, José W.

“…The responses of organisms to organic farming depend on the taxonomic group and landscape complexity. Following the intermediate landscape complexity…”
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Small mammals in farmlands of Argentina: Responses to organic and conventional farming by Coda, José, Gomez, Daniela, Steinmann, Andrea R., Priotto, José

“…•We compare conventional and organic farming effects on abundance of small mammals.•Farming effect on small mammal abundance depended on season and vegetation…”
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Taxonomy of the genus Ctenomys (Rodentia: Ctenomyidae) in central Argentina: Redefining the limits of Ctenomys bergi Thomas, 1902 by Contreras, Facundo, Coda, José A., Teta, Pablo, Pereyra, Daniela, Priotto, José W., Mapelli, Fernando J.

“…Ctenomys Blainville, 1826 (known as tuco-tucos) is considered one of the most diverse genus within mammals; however, its taxonomy is far from resolved. In…”
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Small mammal responses to farming practices in central Argentinian agroecosystems: The use of hierarchical occupancy models by Gomez, María daniela, Goijman, Andrea Paula, Coda, José, Serafini, Vanesa, Priotto, José

“…Organic farming is more environmentally friendly than conventional agriculture, promoting greater levels of habitat heterogeneity. Field borders could be more…”
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The use of fluctuating asymmetry as a measure of farming practice effects in rodents: A species-specific response by Coda, José, Gomez, Daniela, Martínez, Juan José, Steinmann, Andrea, Priotto, José

“…•Fluctuating asymmetry as indicator of stress produced by farming practices.•A no-invasive technique to assess environmental stress.•We compared farming…”
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The effects of agricultural management on the reproductive activity of female rodents in Argentina by Coda, José, Gomez, Daniela, Steinmann, Andrea R., Priotto, José

“…The aim of this study was to test if female rodents in border habitats of organic farms have higher reproductive activity than those of conventional farms in…”
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Female Intrasexual Territoriality and its Potential Adaptive Significance: The Pampean Grassland Mouse as an Ecological Model Species by Bonatto, Florencia, Priotto, José, Coda, José, Steinmann, Andrea R., Ebensperger, L.

“…Territorial behaviour in female small mammals has been proposed as a mechanism to defend limited ecological resources or their pups against conspecific…”
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Agricultural land-use intensity and its effects on small mammals in the central region of Argentina by Gomez, María Daniela, Coda, José, Simone, Ivana, Martínez, Juan, Bonatto, Florencia, Steinmann, Andrea R., Priotto, José

“…Agriculture intensification is one of the main threats to biodiversity in agricultural systems. The effectiveness of conservation strategies in these systems…”
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Inter-male aggression with regard to polygynous mating system in Pampean grassland mouse, Akodon azarae (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae) by Bonatto, Florencia, Coda, José, Gomez, Daniela, Priotto, José, Steinmann, Andrea

“…Based on the hypothesis that, in Akodon azarae, polygyny operates through female defence, we studied inter-male aggression in order to test the following…”
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Multiple Paternity in a Wild Population of the Corn Mouse: Its Potential Adaptive Significance for Females by Sommaro, Lucia V., Chiappero, Marina B., Vera, Noelia S., Coda, Jose A., Priotto, Jose W., Steinmann, Andrea R.

“…Mating with multiple males within a single reproductive event is a common female mating strategy in mice and voles, but its adaptive function is often unclear…”
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Demographic dynamics of Akodon azarae (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae) in linear habitats of agricultural landscapes of central Argentina by Gomez, María Daniela, Serafini, Vanesa, Coda, José, Priotto, José

“…Linear habitats are capable of providing essential resources for small mammals within agroecosystems. We analyzed demographic parameters of Akodon azarae in a…”
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