Javier Pérez-González

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universidad de Extremadura

Spain

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Javier Pérez-González is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Extremadura, Spain. His research focuses on wildlife ecology and genetics, with recent articles exploring the spatial behavior of wild boars and red deer, as well as the impact of human presence on bird vocalization. He is particularly interested in the genetic management of species and has published extensively on the evolutionary and ecological dynamics of large game in rural areas.

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Josephine M. Pemberton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sebastián J. Hidalgo de Trucios

Universidad de Extremadura

SPAIN

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Guillermo Rey Gozalo

Profesor Contratado Doctor Prioritariamente Investigador

Universidad de Extremadura

SPAIN

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Juan Ignacio Rengifo Gallego

Universidad de Extremadura

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LUZ MARÍA MARTÍN DELGADO

Profesora Ayudante Doctora

Universidad de Valladolid

SPAIN

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Araceli Gort Esteve

University of Castilla-La Mancha

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Jerónimo Torres-Porras

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Universidad de Córdoba

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Articles (20)

The Landscape of Fear and Wild Boar (Sus scrofa) Spatial Use in a Peri-Urban Area from West-Central Spain

Reduced repetition of Eurasian Chaffinch’s social calls near scree slopes in a Mediterranean forest

Runs of homozygosity under different demographic histories and selection scenarios in red deer

Red Deer Resequencing Reveals the Importance of Sex Chromosomes for Reconstructing Late Quaternary Events

Human presence is positively related to the number of bird calls and songs: Assessment in a national park

Rural Areas and Big Game Hunting in Spain: Analysis of Preferences According to Hunter's Gender and Family Income

Sex-Based Differences in Multilocus Heterozygosity in Wild Boar from Spain

Evolution, Ecology and Management of Wild Boar and Deer

Genome‐wide SNP assessment of contemporary European red deer genetic structure highlights the distinction of peripheral populations and the main admixture zones in Europe

Women in the Hunt: A More Useful and Sustainable Hunt for Biodiversity?

Red deer in the Pyrenees: a risky secondary contact zone for conservation genetics

Comparative Analysis of Microsatellite and SNP Markers for Genetic Management of Red Deer

Genetic Diversity of Wild Boar and Deer

Forage quality of consecutive years interact to affect body condition, reproductive rate and rut phenology in Iberian red deer

Are quartzite scree slopes used by birds to promote sound transmission in the Mediterranean forest?

Host genetic diversity and infectious diseases. Focus on wild boar, red deer and tuberculosis

Rainfall decrease and red deer rutting behaviour: Weaker and delayed rutting activity though higher opportunity for sexual selection

The dark-ventral-patch of male red deer, a sexual signal that conveys the degree of involvement in rutting behavior

Offspring sired by subordinate red deer males under controlled conditions: did some females prefer not to mate with the alpha male?

Social environment modulates investment in sex trait versus lifespan: red deer produce bigger antlers when facing more rivalry

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Josephine M. Pemberton

Sebastián J. Hidalgo de Trucios

Guillermo Rey Gozalo

Juan Ignacio Rengifo Gallego

LUZ MARÍA MARTÍN DELGADO

Araceli Gort Esteve

Jerónimo Torres-Porras

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