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Post-fragmentation population structure in a cooperative breeding Afrotropical cloud forest bird: emergence of a source-sink population network

M Husemann, Laurence Cousseau (UGent) , Tom Callens, E Matthysen, Carl Vangestel (UGent) , C Hallmann and Luc Lens (UGent)

(2015) MOLECULAR ECOLOGY. 24(6). p.1172-1187
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A stochastic movement simulator improves estimates of landscape connectivity

A Coulon, J Aben, SCF Palmer, VM Stevens, Tom Callens, Diederik Strubbe (UGent) , Luc Lens (UGent) , E Matthysen, M Baguette and JMJ Travis

(2015) ECOLOGY. 96(8). p.2203-2213
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Feather development under environmental stress: lead exposure effects on growth patterns in Great Tits Parus major

W TALLOEN, Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN and E MATTHYSEN

(2008) BIRD STUDY. 55(Part 1). p.108-117
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Modelling forest connectivity for critically-endangered bird species: A case study in the Taita Hills, Kenya

Frank Adriaensen, M GITHIRU, E MATTHYSEN and Luc Lens (UGent)

(2006) JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY. 147(5). p.125-125
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Genetic equilibrium despite habitat fragmentation in an Afrotropical bird

P GALBUSERA, M GITHIRU, Luc Lens (UGent) and E MATTHYSEN

(2004) MOLECULAR ECOLOGY. 13(6). p.1409-1421
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Patterns of roost use by bats in a neotropical savanna: implications for conservation

LF AGUIRRE, Luc Lens (UGent) and E MATTHYSEN

(2003) BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION. 111(3). p.435-443
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Consistency and variation in the bat assemblages inhabiting two forest islands within a neotropical savanna in Bolivia

LF AGUIRRE, Luc Lens (UGent) , R VAN DAMME and E MATTHYSEN

(2003) JOURNAL OF TROPICAL ECOLOGY. 19. p.367-374
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Fluctuating asymmetry as an early warning system in the critically endangered Taita thrush.

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN and E MATTHYSEN

(2002) CONSERVATION BIOLOGY. 16(2). p.479-487
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Fluctuating asymmetry as an indicator of fitness: can we bridge the gap between studies?

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN, S KARK and E MATTHYSEN

(2002) BIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 77(1). p.27-38
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Avian persistence in fragmented rainforest.

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN, K NORRIS, M GITHIRU and E MATTHYSEN

(2002) SCIENCE. 298(5596). p.1236-1238
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Developmental instability in relation to stress and fitness in birds and moths studied by the laboratory of animal ecology of the university of Antwerp

S Van Dongen, Luc Lens (UGent) and E Matthysen

(2001) BELGIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 131. p.87-92
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The use of bilateral asymmetry in ecology and conservation: Concept, developments & prospects

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN, S KARK, W TALLOEN, L HENS and E MATTHYSEN

(2001) Recent Research Developments in Ecology. p.21-43
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Genetic variability and gene flow in the globally, critically-endangered Taita Thrush

P GALBUSERA, Luc Lens (UGent) , T SCHENCK, E WAIYAKI and E MATTHYSEN

(2000) Conservation Genetics. 1. p.45-55
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Developmental instability and inbreeding in natural bird populations exposed to different levels of habitat disturbance

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN, P GALBUSERA, T SCHENCK, E MATTHYSEN and T VAN DE CASTEELE

(2000) JOURNAL OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. 13(6). p.889-896
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Dispersal studies in recently and historically fragmented forests - a comparison between Kenya and Belgium

Luc Lens (UGent) , Frank Adriaensen and E MATTHYSEN

(1999) Proc. 22nd Int. Ornithol. Congr.. p.2480-2491
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Fluctuating asymmetry increases with habitat disturbance in seven bird species of a fragmented afrotropical forest

Luc Lens (UGent) , S VAN DONGEN, CM WILDER, TM BROOKS and E MATTHYSEN

(1999) PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 266(1425). p.1241-1246
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Stabilizing selection on blue tit fledgling mass in the presence of sparrowhawks

Frank Adriaensen, AA DHONDT, S VAN DONGEN, Luc Lens (UGent) and E MATTHYSEN

(1998) PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 265(1400). p.1011-1016
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DIVERSE EFFECTS OF FOREST FRAGMENTATION ON A NUMBER OF ANIMAL SPECIES

E MATTHYSEN, Luc Lens (UGent) , S VANDONGEN, GR VERHEYEN, LA WAUTERS, Frank Adriaensen and AA DHONDT

(1995) BELGIAN JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 125(1). p.175-183

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Post-fragmentation population structure in a cooperative breeding Afrotropical cloud forest bird: emergence of a source-sink population network

A stochastic movement simulator improves estimates of landscape connectivity

Feather development under environmental stress: lead exposure effects on growth patterns in Great Tits Parus major

Modelling forest connectivity for critically-endangered bird species: A case study in the Taita Hills, Kenya

Genetic equilibrium despite habitat fragmentation in an Afrotropical bird

Patterns of roost use by bats in a neotropical savanna: implications for conservation

Consistency and variation in the bat assemblages inhabiting two forest islands within a neotropical savanna in Bolivia

Fluctuating asymmetry as an early warning system in the critically endangered Taita thrush.

Fluctuating asymmetry as an indicator of fitness: can we bridge the gap between studies?

Avian persistence in fragmented rainforest.

Developmental instability in relation to stress and fitness in birds and moths studied by the laboratory of animal ecology of the university of Antwerp

The use of bilateral asymmetry in ecology and conservation: Concept, developments & prospects

Genetic variability and gene flow in the globally, critically-endangered Taita Thrush

Developmental instability and inbreeding in natural bird populations exposed to different levels of habitat disturbance

Dispersal studies in recently and historically fragmented forests - a comparison between Kenya and Belgium

Fluctuating asymmetry increases with habitat disturbance in seven bird species of a fragmented afrotropical forest

Stabilizing selection on blue tit fledgling mass in the presence of sparrowhawks

DIVERSE EFFECTS OF FOREST FRAGMENTATION ON A NUMBER OF ANIMAL SPECIES

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