In this paper, we review some potential implications of waterbird ecology for their role as
dispersers of aquatic plants and invertebrates. We focus particularly on internal transport …

Northern prairie wetlands play a vital role in the life cycle of a wide array of bird species.
Prairie wetlands used by birds span the entire range from shallow ephemeral ponds …

If gut microbes influence host behavioral ecology in the short term, over evolutionary time,
they could drive host niche differentiation. We explored this possibility by comparing the gut …

To evaluate water-level manipulations as a management tool in boreal wetlands, marsh bird
and waterfowl habitat use were studied in the Saskatchewan River Delta, Manitoba …

Endozoochory by waterfowl is important for a broad range of angiosperms, most of which
lack a fleshy fruit. This dispersal function contributes to the formation and maintenance of …

Temporal patterns of biodiversity are often difficult to interpret because of our limited
understanding of how communities vary through time and how processes drive this …

Responses of the waterbird community to the management regime of a wet grassland
system (primarily small changes in the water regime but also hunting disturbance) in a large …

Adaptation to an aquatic lifestyle occurred in the evolution of several primarily terrestrial
clades of tetrapods. Among these lineages, aquatic birds' adaptations differ in many ways …

We addressed how species number and pair density in guilds of co‐existing species is
related to habitat structure, and to the abundance and diversity of food resources using the …

Entre mayo de 1993 y febrero de 2000 se estudiaron la estructura gremial y la organización
del ensamble de aves de la Reserva de la Biosfera de Ñacuñán, ubicada en la porción …