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García-Arroyo, Michelle; Santiago-Alarcon, Diego; Quesada, Javier; Mac-Gregor-Fors, Ian (2020-03-14)
Biological invasions are the second most important cause of species extinction. Aided by processes such as transportation and urbanization, exotic species can establish and spread to new locations, causing changes in the ...
Quesada, Javier; Chávez-Zichinelli, Carlos A.; García-Arroyo, Michelle; Yeh, Pamela J.; Guevara, R.; Izquierdo-Palma, J.; MacGregor-Fors, Ian (2022-03-01)
Dado que el comportamiento proporciona un marco útil para comprender la especialización, la personalidad animal puede ayudar a explicar la capacidad invasiva de las aves. La invasión implica la dispersión por áreas ...
Covas, Laia; Senar, Juan Carlos; Roqué Roqué, Laura; Quesada, Javier (2017-11-07)
Interspecific interactions between invasive and native fauna are poorly studied. Here we report six fatal attacks by Rose-ringed Parakeets Psittacula krameri, one of the most successful invasive avian species in Europe, ...
MacGregor-Fors, Ian; Quesada, Javier; Lee, Jeffrey G.-H.; Yeh, Pamela J. (2017-12)
One of the most successful avian urban invaders is the House Sparrow (Passer domesticus). Here, we examine House Sparrow numbers in the urban-agricultural landscape of three cities, one where the sparrow is native (Barcelona) ...
Maceda-Veiga, Alberto; Escribano-Alacid, Josep; Martínez-Silvestre, Albert; Verdaguer, Isabel; Mac Nally, Ralph (2019-05-29)
There are many pathways by which invasive species are introduced and become established, with the exotic pet trade becoming an increasingly important route. The abandonment of pets is a growing problem, which has been ...