Bird Occupancy of a Neotropical Forest Fragment Is Mostly Stable over 17 Years but Influenced by Forest Age - Campos-Cerqueira, Marconi; Robinson, W. Douglas; Augusto Leite, Gabriel; Mitchell Aide, T. (Diversity (Basel), 2021)
Keywords: acoustics; Age; Arbimon neotropical birds; Barro Colorado Island; Birds; Climate change; data collection; Datasets; detectability; Forest degradation; Forests; Fragmentation; Habitat fragmentation; Islands; Land use; Long-term effects; Melanerpes; Myiarchus; Occupancy; old-growth forests; Panama; passive acoustic monitoring; Polioptila; Species; surveys; Tinamus; Trends; Tropical forests; Gatun Lake; Barro Colorado Island; Panama; Panama Canal