Alejandro Martínez-Abraín

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Researcher and Lecturer

Universidade da Coruña

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Alejandro Martínez-Abraín is a Researcher and Lecturer at Universidade da Coruña, Spain. His research focuses on avian ecology, species interactions, and conservation, with recent publications addressing topics such as bird colonization rates, amphibian community dynamics, and prey selection in shorebirds. He analyzes the impacts of anthropogenic factors on species distribution and is actively involved in improving methodologies in ecological research.

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Post-doctoral work at Universidade da Coruña (Parga-Pondal)

Open Date: 2011-01-01

Close Date: 2014-12-01

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Post-doctoral work at the Institute of Advanced Mediterranean Studies (JAE-doc)

Open Date: 2008-01-01

Close Date: 2011-12-01

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Post-graduate work in the USA (Missouri-St. Louis University)

Open Date: 1999-01-01

Close Date: 1999-12-01

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Jose Manuel Igual

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Sandra Hervías-Parejo

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University of Granada

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Anna Traveset

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Spanish National Research Council

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Refuge abandonment in a formerly harvested waterbird and the consequent formation of multi‐species bird colonies

Improving the statistical reporting of hatching success data: the case of sea turtles

Prey type and prey size selection in a Eurasian oystercatcher population at the edge of its distribution range

Gulls contribute to olive seed dispersal within and among islands in a Mediterranean coastal area

The Current High Bird Colonisation Rate in a Major Mediterranean Island is Consistent With a More Intense Past Defaunation Compared to Nearby Mainland

Anthropogenic determinants of species presence in amphibian communities across a regional elevation gradient

Yellow-Legged Gulls from the Mediterranean are Not Only Larger But Also Allometrically Longer-Winged Than Those from the Cantabrian-Atlantic

Ecological non-equilibrium and biological conservation

Nestedness Patterns of Amphibian Assemblages in Northwestern Iberia along an Altitudinal Gradient: Implications for Conservation

Local prior information and mainland overflow explain avian colonisation in a major land‐bridge island

Predator-prey collapses at the edge of predator distribution: the case of clupeids and common guillemots (Uria aalge) in NW Iberia

Increased grey wolf diurnality in southern Europe under human-restricted conditions

Foreseeing the future of Posidonia oceanica meadows by accounting for the past evolution of the Mediterranean Sea

In search of a better reporting of scientific results: A data probability language

Long-Term Shifts in Admissions of Birds to Wildlife Recovery Centres Reflect Changes in Societal Attitudes towards Wildlife in Spain

Translocation of bolder birds could provide benefits to Mediterranean osprey populations under current conditions of high human frequentation in natural areas

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Jose Manuel Igual

Sandra Hervías-Parejo

Anna Traveset

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