To design robust protected area networks, accurately measure species losses, or
understand the processes that maintain species diversity, conservation science must …

Ecological traps arise when animals choose to settle in poor-quality habitats, leading to a
reduction in their survival or productivity. Although this phenomenon has received …

Ecologists have long recognised that populations can persist in poor-quality habitats with
below-replacement population growth rates ('sinks') provided there is continual immigration …

Objective To determine the benefit of midodrine, an α agonist, on symptom frequency and
haemodynamic responses during head up tilt in patients with neurocardiogenic syncope …

Declines in migratory species are a pressing concern worldwide, but the mechanisms
underpinning these declines are not fully understood. We hypothesised that species with …

Selective logging is a major driver of rainforest degradation across the tropics. Two
competing logging strategies are proposed to meet timber demands with the least impact on …

Climate change and biodiversity loss can be addressed simultaneously by well-planned
conservation policies, but this requires information on the alignment of co-benefits under …

Columns for reversed-phase HPLC (RP-LC) can be characterized by five, retention-related
parameters: H (hydrophobicity), S (steric selectivity), A (hydrogen-bond acidity), B (hydrogen …

Two strategies are often promoted to mitigate the effects of agricultural expansion on
biodiversity: one integrates wildlife‐friendly habitats within farmland (land sharing), and the …

Survival estimates generated from live capture–mark–recapture studies may be negatively
biased due to the permanent emigration of marked individuals from the study area. In the …