Consequences of parasite invasion and land use on the spatial dynamics of host populations - Jewell, Kelly J.; Arcese, Peter (The Journal of applied ecology, 2008)
Keywords: animal ecology; Animal populations; Animal reproduction; Animal, plant and microbial ecology; Applied ecology; Biological and medical sciences; Birds; British Columbia; Brood parasitism; brown‐headed cowbird; Conservation biology; Ecological modeling; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; General aspects; General aspects. Techniques; GIS; Habitat conservation; Habitats; host-parasite relationships; invasive species; Invasives; Land use; Melospiza melodia; Metapopulation ecology; Methods and techniques (sampling, tagging, trapping, modelling...); Molothrus; Molothrus ater; natural enemies; Parasites; Parasitism; population distribution; Population ecology; Population growth; Population growth rate; Predators; refuges; song sparrow; Source-sink relationships; source–sink dynamics; Sparrows; species habitat modelling; Studies; wild birds; wildlife habitats; British Columbia; British Columbia Canada; Canada; Gulf Islands; INE, Canada, British Columbia, Gulf Is; refuges; Melospiza melodia; Parasite; Host; song sparrow; Molothrus ater; Source sink relationship; Refuge; Modeling; Invasion; Land use; GIS; source-sink dynamics; Vertebrata; Dynamics; Geographic information system; species habitat modelling; brown-headed cowbird; Habitat; Parasitism; Aves