Journal of Applied Ecology 2001: Vol 38 Index

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Journal of Applied Index
Ecology 2001
38.1380-1385
Buckingham, D.L. see Donald, P.E.
STANDARD PARERS
Buckland, S.M., Thompson, K., Hodgson, J.G. &
Abbott, i. see Williams, M.R. Grime, J.P. Grassland invasions; effects of mani¬
Abramsky, Z. see Sbochat, E. pulations of climate and management, 301
Allen, E.R. & Sparkes, E.C. The effect of dingo control Buckland, S.T. see Marques, F.F'.C.
on sheep and beef cattle in Queensland, 76 Biihler, C. & Schmid, B. The influence of management
Alonso, J.C. see Lane, S.J. regime and altitude on the population structure of
Alonso, J.C. see Osborne, P.E. Suecisa pratensis: implications for vegetation
Andersen, A.N. see Orgeas, J. monitoring. 689
Ash, J.E. see Grigulis, K. Bullock, J.M., Franklin, J., Stevenson, M.J., Silvertown, J.,
Asteraki, E.J. see Vickery, J.A. Coulson, S.J., Gregory, S.J. & Tofts, R. A plant trait
Atkinson. P.W. see Vickery, J.A. analysis of responses to grazing in a long-term experi¬
Augustin, N.H., Cummins, R.P. & French, D.D. ment, 253
Exploring spatial vegetation dynamics using logistic Bullock, J.M. see Coulson, S.J.
regression and a multinomial logit model, 991 Bustnes, J.O., Bakken, V., Erikstad, K.E., Mehlum, F.
Aulagnier, S. see Tourenq, C. & Skaare, J.U, Patterns of incubation and nest-site
Ausden, M., Sutherland, W.J. & James, R. The effects attentiveness in relation to organochlorine (PCB)
of flooding lowland wet grassland on soil macro¬ contamination in glaucous gulls. 791
invertebrate prey of breeding wading birds, 320
Cabido, M. see Diaz, S.
Bacon. P. see Robertson, A.I. Caldow, R.W.G. see Stillman. R.A.
Bainbridge, I.P, see Tharme, A.P. Caley, P. & Ramsey, D. Estimating disease transmission
Baines, D. see Tharme, A.P. in wildlife, with emphasis on leptospirosis and bovine
Baker, P.J., Harris. S., Robertson, C.P.J., Saunders, G. tuberculosis in possums, and effects of fertility
& White, P.C.L. Differences in the capture rate of control, 1362
cage-trapped red foxes I'ulpes vulpes and an evalua¬ Campbell, S.T. see Smith, A.A.
tion of rabies control measures in Britain. 823 Charles, E. see Basset, Y.
Bakken, V. see Bustnes, J.O. Cheeseman, C.L, see Smith, G.C.
Balharry, D. see Daniels, \1.J. Cheeseman, C.L. see Tuyttens, F.A.M.
Ball. 1. see Lindenmayer, D.B. Cherry, K. see Pearce, J.L.
Barlow, N.D. see Kean, J.M. Chruszcz, B, see Clevenger, A.P.
Barratt, E. see Daniels, M.J. Clergeau, P., Jokimaki, J. & Savard, J.-P.L. Are urban
Basset, Y., Charles, E., Hammond, D.S. & Brown, V.K. bird communities influenced by the bird diversity of
Short-term effects of canopy openness on insect adjacent landscapes? 1122
herbivores in a rainforest in Guyana, 1045 Clevenger, A.P., Chruszcz, B. & Gunson, K. Drainage
Beaumont, M.A. see Daniels, M.J. culverts as habitat linkages and factors affecting
Bergman, K-O. Population dynamics and the import¬ passage by mammals, 1340
ance of habitat management for conservation of the Clifton-Hadley, R.S. see Smith, G.C.
butterfly Lopinga achine, 1303 Coulson, S.J. see Bullock, J.M.
Beukema, J.J. see Piersma, T. Coulson, S.J., Bullock. J.M,, Stevenson, M.J. &
Bindu, J. see Wall, R. Pywell, R.F. Colonization of grassland by sown
Bjorn, L.O. see Pahkala, M. species: dispersal vs. microsite limitation in responses
Blaney, CS. & Kotanen, P.M. Effects of fungal pathogens to management. 204
on seeds of native and exotic plants: a test using Cowan, D.P. see Langton, S.D.
congeneric pairs, 1104 Cowling, R.M. see Higgins, S.L
Borchers, D.L. see Marques, F.F.C. Crick, H.Q.P. see Robinson, R.A.
Bourn, N.A.D. see Stewart, k.E.J. Croxall, J.P. see Tuck, G.N.
Brain, P. see Peacock, L. Cummins, R.P. see Augustin, N.H.
Bregnballe, T. see Frederiksen, M.
Bretagnolle, V. see Wolff, A. Daniels, M.J., Beaumont, M.A., Johnson, P.J.,
Broad, R.A. see Whitfield, D.P, Balharry, D., Macdonald, D.W. & Barratt, E.
Brousseau, P. see Guillemette, M. Ecology and genetics of wild-living cats in the north¬
Brown, J.A. see Tuyttens, F.A.M. east of Scotland and the implications for the con¬
Brown. V.K. see Basset, Y. servation of the wildcat. 146
€> 2001 British Brown, V.K. see Vickery, J.A. Davis, A.J., Holloway, J.D., Huijbregts, H., Krikken, J.,
Ecological Society Bryant, R.G. see Osborne, P.E, Kirk-Spriggs, A.H. & Sutton, S.L. Dung beetles as
Journal of Applied Index
Ecology 2001
38.1380-1385
Buckingham, D.L. see Donald, P.E.
STANDARD PARERS
Buckland, S.M., Thompson, K., Hodgson, J.G. &
Abbott, i. see Williams, M.R. Grime, J.P. Grassland invasions; effects of mani¬
Abramsky, Z. see Sbochat, E. pulations of climate and management, 301
Allen, E.R. & Sparkes, E.C. The effect of dingo control Buckland, S.T. see Marques, F.F'.C.
on sheep and beef cattle in Queensland, 76 Biihler, C. & Schmid, B. The influence of management
Alonso, J.C. see Lane, S.J. regime and altitude on the population structure of
Alonso, J.C. see Osborne, P.E. Suecisa pratensis: implications for vegetation
Andersen, A.N. see Orgeas, J. monitoring. 689
Ash, J.E. see Grigulis, K. Bullock, J.M., Franklin, J., Stevenson, M.J., Silvertown, J.,
Asteraki, E.J. see Vickery, J.A. Coulson, S.J., Gregory, S.J. & Tofts, R. A plant trait
Atkinson. P.W. see Vickery, J.A. analysis of responses to grazing in a long-term experi¬
Augustin, N.H., Cummins, R.P. & French, D.D. ment, 253
Exploring spatial vegetation dynamics using logistic Bullock, J.M. see Coulson, S.J.
regression and a multinomial logit model, 991 Bustnes, J.O., Bakken, V., Erikstad, K.E., Mehlum, F.
Aulagnier, S. see Tourenq, C. & Skaare, J.U, Patterns of incubation and nest-site
Ausden, M., Sutherland, W.J. & James, R. The effects attentiveness in relation to organochlorine (PCB)
of flooding lowland wet grassland on soil macro¬ contamination in glaucous gulls. 791
invertebrate prey of breeding wading birds, 320
Cabido, M. see Diaz, S.
Bacon. P. see Robertson, A.I. Caldow, R.W.G. see Stillman. R.A.
Bainbridge, I.P, see Tharme, A.P. Caley, P. & Ramsey, D. Estimating disease transmission
Baines, D. see Tharme, A.P. in wildlife, with emphasis on leptospirosis and bovine
Baker, P.J., Harris. S., Robertson, C.P.J., Saunders, G. tuberculosis in possums, and effects of fertility
& White, P.C.L. Differences in the capture rate of control, 1362
cage-trapped red foxes I'ulpes vulpes and an evalua¬ Campbell, S.T. see Smith, A.A.
tion of rabies control measures in Britain. 823 Charles, E. see Basset, Y.
Bakken, V. see Bustnes, J.O. Cheeseman, C.L, see Smith, G.C.
Balharry, D. see Daniels, \1.J. Cheeseman, C.L. see Tuyttens, F.A.M.
Ball. 1. see Lindenmayer, D.B. Cherry, K. see Pearce, J.L.
Barlow, N.D. see Kean, J.M. Chruszcz, B, see Clevenger, A.P.
Barratt, E. see Daniels, M.J. Clergeau, P., Jokimaki, J. & Savard, J.-P.L. Are urban
Basset, Y., Charles, E., Hammond, D.S. & Brown, V.K. bird communities influenced by the bird diversity of
Short-term effects of canopy openness on insect adjacent landscapes? 1122
herbivores in a rainforest in Guyana, 1045 Clevenger, A.P., Chruszcz, B. & Gunson, K. Drainage
Beaumont, M.A. see Daniels, M.J. culverts as habitat linkages and factors affecting
Bergman, K-O. Population dynamics and the import¬ passage by mammals, 1340
ance of habitat management for conservation of the Clifton-Hadley, R.S. see Smith, G.C.
butterfly Lopinga achine, 1303 Coulson, S.J. see Bullock, J.M.
Beukema, J.J. see Piersma, T. Coulson, S.J., Bullock. J.M,, Stevenson, M.J. &
Bindu, J. see Wall, R. Pywell, R.F. Colonization of grassland by sown
Bjorn, L.O. see Pahkala, M. species: dispersal vs. microsite limitation in responses
Blaney, CS. & Kotanen, P.M. Effects of fungal pathogens to management. 204
on seeds of native and exotic plants: a test using Cowan, D.P. see Langton, S.D.
congeneric pairs, 1104 Cowling, R.M. see Higgins, S.L
Borchers, D.L. see Marques, F.F.C. Crick, H.Q.P. see Robinson, R.A.
Bourn, N.A.D. see Stewart, k.E.J. Croxall, J.P. see Tuck, G.N.
Brain, P. see Peacock, L. Cummins, R.P. see Augustin, N.H.
Bregnballe, T. see Frederiksen, M.
Bretagnolle, V. see Wolff, A. Daniels, M.J., Beaumont, M.A., Johnson, P.J.,
Broad, R.A. see Whitfield, D.P, Balharry, D., Macdonald, D.W. & Barratt, E.
Brousseau, P. see Guillemette, M. Ecology and genetics of wild-living cats in the north¬
Brown, J.A. see Tuyttens, F.A.M. east of Scotland and the implications for the con¬
Brown. V.K. see Basset, Y. servation of the wildcat. 146
€> 2001 British Brown, V.K. see Vickery, J.A. Davis, A.J., Holloway, J.D., Huijbregts, H., Krikken, J.,
Ecological Society Bryant, R.G. see Osborne, P.E, Kirk-Spriggs, A.H. & Sutton, S.L. Dung beetles as
1381 indicators of change in the forests of northern Gos.s-Custard, .I.D. see Stillman, R.A.
Index Borneo, 593 Green, R.E. see Tharme, .A.P.
Dekinga, A. see Piersma, T. Gregory, S.J. see Bullock. J.M.
Dekker, R. see Piersma, T. Griepentrog, H.-W. see Weiner, J.
DcNardo, C. see Innovations Griffiths, G.J.K. see Thomas. C.F.G.
Diaz, S. see Priority Contributions Grigulis, K., Sheppard, A.W., .Ash, J.E. & Groves, R.H.
Di Giulio, M., Edwards, P.J. & Meister, E. Enhancing The comparative demography of the pasture weed
insect diversity in agricultural grasslands: the roles Echium planlagineum between its native and invaded
of management and landscape structure, 310 ranges, 281
Dixon, C.E. see Marques, F.F.C. Grime, J.P. see Buckland, S.M.
Donald, P.F., Buckingham, D.L., Moorcroft, D., Groves, R.H. see Grigulis, K.
Muirhead, E.B., Evans, A.D. & Kirby, W.B. Habitat Guillemette, M. & Brousseau, P. Does culling predatory
use and diet of skylarks Alauda arvensis wintering on gulls enhance the productivity of breeding common
lowland farmland in southern Britain, 536 terns? 1
Dougherty, \I. see DeNardo, C. Guisan, A. see Jaberg, C.
Drielsma, M. see Pearce, J.L. Gunson, K. see Clevenger, A.P.
Durell, S.E.A. le V. dit see Stillman, R.A.
Durieux, L. see Tourenq, C. Halffter, G. see Moreno, C.E.
D/wonko, Z. Assessment of light and soil conditions in Hail, D.G. see Kenward. R.E.
ancient and recent woodlands by Ellenberg indicator Hamilton, N.R. see .Jones, A.T.
values, 942 Hammond, D.S. see Bas.set, Y.
Harmer, R. The effect of plant competition and simu¬
Eadie, J,M, see Hogg, I.D. lated summer browsing by deer on tree regeneration,
Edwards, P.J. see Di Giulio, M. 1094
Elmqvist, T. see I^iow, I..H. Harris, S. see Baker, P.J.
Ens, B.J. see Stillman, R.A. Harwood, J.D., Sunderland, K.D. & Symondson, W.O.C.
Erikstad, K.E. see Bustnes, J.O. Living where the food is: web location by linyphiid
FXsink, K. see Piersma, T. spiders in relation to prey availability in winter
Evans, .A.D. see Donald, P.F. wheat. 88
Evans, R.J. see Whitfield, D.P. Hastie. G. see DeNardo. C.
Haworth, P.F. see W hitfield, D.P.
Fawcett, T. see Tuyttens, F.A.M. Hayes, .M.J. see Jones, .A.T,
Feber, R.E. see Vickery, J.A. Heagney, G. see Robertson, A.I.
Fernandez Garcia, A. see Thomas, C.F.G. Hegland, S.J., Van Leeuwen, M. & Oostermeijer, J.G.B.
Ferrier, S. see Pearce, J.L. Population structure of Salvia pratensis in relation
Fielding, .A.H. see Whitfield, D.P. to vegetation and management of Dutch dry flood-
Franklin. J. see Bullock, J.M. plain grasslands, 1277
Frederiksen, M.. I^breton, J.-D. & Bregnbaiie, T. The Hendrick, R.L. see Shan, J.
interplay between culling and density-dependence in Herrenschmidt, V. see Stahl, P.
the great cormorant: a modelling approach, 617 Higgins, S.L, Richardson, D.M. & Cowling, R.M.
French, D.D. see .Augustin, N.H. Validation of a spatial simulation model of a spread¬
French, J. see Hulbert, I.A.R. ing alien plant population. 571
Froud-Williams, R.J, see Semere. T. Hill. R.L. see Rees, M.
Fuller, R.J. see Vickery, J.A. Hodder, K.H. see Kenward, R.E.
Hodgson. J.G. see Buckland, S.M.
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disentangling the confounding effects. 19 insect as an indicator of low-level thermal stress: a
Gerwing, J.J. Testing liana cutting and controlled large-scale field exjjeriment, 1326
burning as silvicultural treatments for a logged forest Holloway, J.D. see Davis, A.J.
in the eastern Amazon, 1264 Howard. J.J. see Wall, R.
Gill, .A.M. see McCarthy, M.A. Huijbregts. H. see Davis, A.J.
Gill. J.A., Norris, K. & Sutherland, W.J. The effects of Humphry. R.W., Mortimer, M. & Marrs, R.H. The
disturbance on habitat use by black-tailed godwits effect of plant density on the response of Agrostemma
Limosa limusa, 846 githagu to herbicide. 1290
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Gillingham, M.P. see Rea, R.V. Hunt. L.P. Heterogeneous grazing causes local extinction
Ecological Society,
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Ecology, 38. Goldstein, B. see l.etourneau, D.K. Hunter, T. see Peacock, L.
1380-1385 Goodell, K. see Thomson, J.D. Huth, A. see Kammesheidt, L.
1382 Hulbcrt, I.A.R. see Innovations Lebreton, J.-D. see Frederiksen, M.
Index Idiata. D. see Walsh, P.D. Leckie, F.M. see Redpath, S.M.
Lee, J.C., Menalled, F.D. & Landis, D.A. Refuge habitats
Jaberg, C. & Cuisan, A. Modelling the distribution of modify impact of insecticide disturbance on carabid
bats in relation to landscape structure in a temperate beetle communities. 472
mountain environment, 1169 Leirs, Chr see Stenseth, N.Chr
Jackson, D.B. Experimental removal of introduced Lek, S. see Tourenq,C.
hedgehogs improves wader nest success in the West¬ Letourneau, D.K. & Goldstein, B. Pest damage and
ern Isles. Scotland, 802 arthropod community structure in organic vs. con¬
James. R. see Ausden, M. ventional tomato production in California. 557
Jansen. A. & Robertson. A.l, Relationships between Liddelow, G.L. see Williams, .M.R.
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of riparian habitats along an Australian floodplain McCarthy, M.A. & Pope, M.L. A landscape-scale
river, 63 test of the predictive ability of a spatially explicit
.Johnson. .A. see Tourenq, C. model for population viability analysis. 36
Johnson. A.R. see Tavecchia, G. Lindgren. P.M.F. see Sullivan, T.P.
Johnson, C.B. see Garshelis, D.L. Liow, L.H,, Sodhi, N.S. & FImqvist, T, Bee diversity
.lohnson, P.J. see Daniels, M.J. along a disturbance gradient in tropical lowland
Johnstone. I.G. see Stillman. R.A. forests of south-east Asia, 180
Jokimaki, J. see C'lergeau, P. Long, B. see Tuyttens, F.A.M.
Jones, A.T., Hayes, M.J., Sackville, N.R. & Hamilton,
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Crataegus monogyna in hedges. 952 Macdonald. D.W. see Tuyttens, F.A..M.
•Maisels, F. see Walsh, P.D.
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timber harvesting in Venezuela; a modelling approach. presence absence models in ecology: the need to
756 account for prevalence. 921
Kean, J.M, & Barlow, N.D. A spatial model for the Marques, F.F.C., Buckland, S.T., Goftin, D., Dixon.
successful biological control of Sitona diseuideus by C.F., Borchers, D.L., Mayle, B.A. & Peace, A.J.
Mkroetonus aethiopoides, 162 Estimating deer abundance from line transect
Kenward. R.E., Hall. D.G., Walls, S.S. & Hodder, K.H. surveys of dung: sika deer in southern Scotland, -349
Factors affecting predation by buzzards Buteo huteo Marrs, R.H. see Humphry, R.W?
on released pheasants Pliasiamis colehieus, 813 Marshall, F.J.P. see Thomas, C.F.G.
Kirby, W.B. see Donald. P.F. Martin, C.A. see Lane, S.J.
Kirk-Spriggs, A.H. see Davis, A.J. Martin, J.-L. see Tourenq. C.
Kluth, S., Kruess, A. & Tscharntke, T. Interactions Martin, J.-L. see Wolff, A.
between the rust fungus Puccinia punetiformis and Martin. S.J. The role of Varroa and viral pathogens
ectophagous and endophagous insects on creeping in the collapse of honey bee colonies: a modelling
thistle. 548 approach, 1082
Kohler, P. see Kammesheidt, L. Mayle, B.A. see Marques, F.F.C.
Koolhaas, A. see Piersma, T. Mbina, C. see Walsh, P.D.
Kotanen. P.M. see Blaney, C.S. McCarthy, M.A. see Lindenmayer, D.B.
Kovacs, K.M. see Thompson, P.M. McCarthy, M.A., Possingham, H.P. & Gill, A.M. Using
Kozlov, M.V. see Valkama, J. stochastic dynamic programming to determine optimal
Krikken, J. see Davis, A.J. fire management for Banksia ornata, 585
Kristensen, L. see Weiner, J. McCulloch, N. & Norris, K. Diagnosing the cause of
Kruess, A. see Kluth, S. population changes: localized habitat change and
the decline of the endangered St Helena wirebird,
Landis, D.A. see Lee, J.C. 771
Lane, S.J., Alonso, .I.C. & Martin, C.A. Habitat McGrorty, S. see Stillman, R.A.
preferences of great bustard Otis tarda flocks in the McLeod, D.R.A. see Whitfield, D.P.
arable steppes of central Spain: are potentially suit¬ Mehlum, F. see Bustnes, J.O.
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Langton, S.D., Cowan, D.P. & Meyer, A.N. The occur¬ Mellican, A.F. see W illiams, M.R.
rence of commensal rodents in dwellings as revealed Menalled, F.D. see Lee, J.C.
© 2(X)1 British
by the 1996 English House Condition Survey, 699 Mercelis, H. see Stenseth, N.
Ecological Society,
Laurila, A. see Pahkala, M. Merila, J. see Pahkala, M.
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Vloller, A.P. The effect of dairy farming on barn of mechanical cockle-dredging on intertidal bivalve
swallow HirimJo rustica abundance, distribution stocks in the Wadden Sea. 976
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Moorcroft, D. see Donald, P.F. Pope, M.L. see Lindenmayer, D.B.
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Morris, L.A. see Shan, J. Possingham, H.P. see Lindenmayer, D.B.
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competition with introduced rabbits. 1350 of brush management on the nutritional value of
Norris. K. see Gill, J.A. woody browse for moose A lees alces, 710
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control and the dynamics of gorse populations. 364
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Orgeas, .1. & Andersen, A.N. Fire and biodiversity: grassland landscapes, 1059
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the design of reserves and corridors. 9 720
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Patterson, I.J. The use of nitrogen fertilizer on alterna¬ butterfly. 1007
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