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期刊名:Conservation physiology

缩写:CONSERV PHYSIOL

ISSN:2051-1434

e-ISSN:2051-1434

IF/分区:2.5/Q2

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David P Marancik,Christopher C Chadwick,Paul Fields et al. David P Marancik et al.
Sea turtle health assessments can be strengthened by developing conserved biomarkers that discriminate between healthy and diseased states. Serum amyloid A, myeloid-related protein 126 and cardiac troponin C (CTNC) were explored as potentia...
Sandy Oduor,Isaac Lekolool,Mathew Mutinda Ndunda et al. Sandy Oduor et al.
Invasive species can alter the ecology of protected areas, substantially lowering the habitat quality for vertebrate communities. The Lower Imenti Forest on Mt. Kenya's northeastern slope has experienced habitat disturbance, degrading the s...
Pablo Burraco,Lucy Hawkes,Natalie Pilakouta et al. Pablo Burraco et al.
As wildlife increasingly has to face levels of environmental conditions that go far beyond normal ranges, understanding the ecological and evolutionary dynamics behind such extreme scenarios becomes essential for animal conservation. Here, ...
David McGeachy,Nicholas J Lunn,Evan S Richardson et al. David McGeachy et al.
Reproduction is the most energetically costly undertaking for female mammals and for capital breeders. Understanding factors that influence individual body condition and reproductive success is essential to understanding population demograp...
José E Trujillo,Ian A Bouyoucos,Ornella C Weideli et al. José E Trujillo et al.
The prevailing shark nursery paradigm suggests that high survival in these habitats is primarily driven by reduced predator encounters: so-called pre-encounter risk. In this study, we propose an alternative or complementary mechanism: that ...
Naomi Pleizier,Gail D Schwieterman,Kim Birnie-Gauvin et al. Naomi Pleizier et al.
Rivers, lakes, and wetlands are facing threats that continue to grow in intensity and frequency from climate change, habitat fragmentation, invasive species, changes in food availability, natural disasters, various forms of pollution (e.g.,...
Essie M Rodgers,Simone Baldanzi,Michael Collins et al. Essie M Rodgers et al.
In the Anthropocene, species are increasingly faced with multiple stressors that are more severe and less predictable than before. While multiple stressors often interact to affect organisms negatively, sometimes these interactions can be b...
Anna E Steel,Sarah E Baird,Dennis E Cocherell et al. Anna E Steel et al.
The presence of chemical contaminants in freshwater systems poses a threat to many aquatic organisms, and understanding the extent and nature of this threat can facilitate conservation management actions. Sturgeon are considered threatened ...
Hannah N Suber,Jeremiah Leach,Ashley Kaskocsak et al. Hannah N Suber et al.
The northern bobwhite (Colinus virginianus) is an economically and ecologically vital gamebird in North America experiencing vast population declines. With the recent validation of an enzyme immunoassay to detect corticosterone metabolites ...
Ainoa Nieto-Claudín,Jamie L Palmer,Maris Brenn-White et al. Ainoa Nieto-Claudín et al.
Wildlife health assessments including haematology and biochemistry parameters are essential to evaluating the well-being of free-living species. In Galapagos, the iconic giant tortoises still thrive in the archipelago despite anthropogenic ...