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Species-specific variation in nesting and postfledging resource selection for two forest breeding migrant songbirds by Jenkins, Julianna M A, Thompson, 3rd, Frank R, Faaborg, John

“…Habitat selection is a fundamental component of community ecology, population ecology, and evolutionary biology and can be especially important to species with…”
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Species and Temporal Factors Affect Predator-Specific Rates of Nest Predation for Forest Songbirds in the Midwest by Cox, W. Andrew, Thompson, Frank R, Faaborg, John

“…Knowledge of the relative contributions of predator species to overall rates of nest predation can improve our understanding of why predation risk varies, but…”
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Connecting breeding and wintering grounds of Neotropical migrant songbirds using stable hydrogen isotopes: a call for an isotopic atlas of migratory connectivity by Hobson, Keith A., Van Wilgenburg, Steven L., Faaborg, John, Toms, Judith D., Rengifo, Carlos, Sosa, Alejandro Llanes, Aubry, Yves, Brito Aguilar, Rafael

“…There is an overdue and urgent need to establish patterns of migratory connectivity linking breeding grounds, stopover sites, and wintering grounds of…”
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Declining Brown-headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater) populations are associated with landscape-specific reductions in brood parasitism and increases in songbird productivity by Cox, W Andrew, Thompson, 3rd, Frank R, Root, Brian, Faaborg, John

“…Many songbird species have experienced significant population declines, partly because of brood parasitism by the Brown-headed Cowbird (Molothrus ater), which…”
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Regional forest fragmentation and the nesting success of migratory birds by Robinson, S.K. (Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL.), Thompson, F.R. III, Donovan, T.M, Whitehead, D.R, Faaborg, J

“…Forest fragmentation, the disruption in the continuity of forest habitat, is hypothesized to be a major cause of population decline for some species of forest…”
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Reproductive Success of Migratory Birds in Habitat Sources and Sinks by Donovan, Therese M., Thompson, Frank R., Faaborg, John, Probst, John R.

“…Fragmentation of breeding habitat in North America has been implicated in the decline of forest-nesting, Neotropical migrant birds. We used a comparative…”
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Parents or Predators: Examining Intraseasonal Variation in Nest Survival for a Migratory Passerine by Hirsch-Jacobson, Robin, Cox, W. Andrew, Tewes, Emily E, Thompson, Frank R, Faaborg, John

“…For birds, risk of nest predation can vary within a breeding season, but few data exist that explain why such variation occurs. We investigated intraseasonal…”
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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Orinthological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Orinthological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Landscape effects mediate breeding bird abundance in midwestern forests by HOWELL, C. A, LATTA, S. C, DONOVAN, T. M, PORNELUZI, P. A, PARKS, G. R, FAABORG, J

“…We examine the influence of both local habitat and landscape variables on avian species abundance at forested study sites situated within fragmented and…”
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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Post-fledging survival in passerine birds and the value of post-fledging studies to conservation by Cox, W. Andrew, Thompson III, Frank R., Cox, Allison S., Faaborg, John

“…Conservation efforts are most effective when we have complete demographic information for a species of concern. Nevertheless, fundamental gaps in our knowledge…”
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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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Ornithological Literature by Faaborg, John

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New Book Review Editor for the Wilson Journal of Ornithology by Faaborg, John

“…[...]as our reliance on electronic means of publication increases, book reviews may become more and more important to be sure that ornithologists are aware of…”
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