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Shorebirds in a changing landscape: Assessing the top-down and bottom-up drivers of American oystercatcher (<i>Haematopus palliatus</i>) reproductive success in the Virginia barrier islands

Call, Mikayla NicoleVirginia Tech2026

… States (U.S.) Atlantic and Gulf coasts, the American oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) is largely managed within a conservation framework that aims to identify and manipulate factors that limit reproductive success. Coordinated research and monitoring across the species' range have …

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Atmospheric and spatial drivers of egg abundance in beach nesting shorebirds across an urban-coastal gradient of the Rockaway Peninsula, New York

Gutierrez, Rolando A2026

… whereas territorial species (Piping Plover and American Oystercatcher) maintained greater spacing among nests. Nest placement relative to the high tide line, vegetation, and human infrastructure reflected trade-offs among flooding risk, predator detection, habitat availability, and disturbance. …

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REPRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY OF AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHERS IN THE CAPE ROMAIN REGION OF SOUTH CAROLINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION

Collins, Samantha

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FORAGING ECOLOGY OF AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHERS IN THE CAPE ROMAIN REGION, SOUTH CAROLINA

Hand, Christine

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